Brick Township High School - Challenge Yearbook (Brick, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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He has helped make our preparing easier by his sinceriry, his friendliness, his willingness To help and To understand. For all he has done for us we wish To dedicale The first ediiion ol THE CHALLENGE To him. This is one small way of saying, Thank you, Mr. Koehler. dfwdf Few people In our lrves Today can maTch The energy eagerness and en Thuslasm of our Prunclpal Mr Joseph E Nixon In The TulfnllmenT of hrs duTres he handles a superabundance of deTarls and problems ThaT would frlghTen a lesser person YeT vvrTh all hrs many duT1es Mr Nnxon never falls To pornT The way for us and To remand us ThaT vvlTh hard work and unfaulrng conf: dence we can overcome any challenge no maTTer how large expefukace., ThroughouT hrs long years as a schoolman Dr Herschel S Libby Super rnTendenT has acquired The Tremend ous experience necessary for careful plannnng and continued success Faced by exploding school enrollmenTs The consTanT need for new and brgger schools and The problems of maknng our sTudues a TTT preparahon for a com plex lrfe we Take greaT comforT rn plac Ing ourselves nn Dr Lrbbys CompeTenT hands and greaT pleasure In knovvrng ThaT These hands are ourded by a was dom savored w1Th genTIe humor ,N Norwv wifi' ,,, , Dire: f- ww 9 a A . 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PORCELLO Mathematics l ROBERT F. SALEM English 1' ...af ., . larva. 5. is A, RICCI Selling, Arilhmeiic .bf 4'V,w.:x J-x .K uu,, A Y .' 'Y 1 f ' X v , fo' ' 'v' .ol. n if .',! VIRGINIA A. SESSA French , Q DOROTHY SlGLER English JAMES A English, N SEVASTAKI Science, Mathematics S , x51 ' ERWIN A SLOAN ALBERT SOCOL CHARLES SPARKS Mavhemahcs Hnsfory Scuence Mathemahcs Englnsh Hnstory ROBERT K STUTTS Busmess Sublecis But Mrs Josh we only doubled The recupe WILLIAM SUTPHEN ELEANOR TUNIS HARRY B TUNIS Wood Shop Lubrarnan Chemnstry Physics 1 1 1 u -,, - u , . l., . 1 DIANE L. WAGNER EDWARD W. WALTERS JAMES WARNER English History English Mechanical Drawing MARY JANE WHITE English History Should I use a blade next time Mr Su1'phen ' EVELYN WILLIAMS WILLIAM H WILSON WARREN H WOLF Assistant Librarian Science Mathematics Physical EClUCBlIOf1 1 1 n V 11 , . . i tor 1 morn 2- Q. iw All- if Lefr to rroht L Hasuohs E Caulfreld V Renner E Earl Lefi To Ilghf P Halbruner and G Wllhams 5. 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Crowley, J. Strickland, R. Walling, SECOND: P. Cooke, G, Bittenbinder, D. Stensland, J. Doyle, L. Messemer, L. Scadutog THIRD: J. Turton, G. Lazaralcis, G. Gant, C. Finger, B. Decker, B. Dudasg FOURTH: B. Rehder, L. Dunning, M. Brescher, R. Dalton, F. Mitchel, R. Hough, P. Winchester. FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Lehman, E. Ayers, V. Valeri, G. Van Sise, M. Barth, SECOND: M. Karch, N. Lien, G. Barrett, D. Cucci, R. Pearce, M. Frangipane, B. Skillman, THIRD: P. Trembley, A. Taylor, C. Leibold, M. Rasala, J. Benward, S. Tremper, FOURTH: R. Klaus, B. Scappaticcio, F. Walton, J. Reid, S. Coryell. fi Center bottom-FIRST, left to right: P. Romano, P. Cavanaugh, T. Smith, R. Gant, M Dougherty, J. Wilson, F. Moebius, M. Van Arsdale, SECOND: J. Ritchy, C. Wismer, A Savacool, C. Santas, G. Talty, H. Paugh, C. Wright, G. Murray, E. Poland, THIRD G. Hulse, J. Murtagh, A. Dey, R. Cottrell, J. Huffman, J. Cichy, J. Morris, J. Danzi. , . chvmixes f I 27 Epmd mc, uri H r 1 Dv MR PHHLIPQ Buck Hugh is repre' senfefd mn Burk Tcmw, siwfs Mcvwwcrwaw Day parade by cw mamb- ing Univ W '71 ffl? n1'w,, Brink! band gives Pr' Cxqdcm pc-riovmancc during one of the spfiwg corwcervs. Br1ck's swdenvs enioy HSVGURFQ vc We dance band alsc wwde' the dfrecvic' cf 'A' PML Mps Brick H as the Below: Q 2 ,, igh gets into the Christmas spirit chorus sings Christmas Carols. Spring is in the air as the Brick High chcrus performs iri the annual spring concert. -4h,i0 s Zf S.-In Judy Galvin and Peggy Serin present Mr. Asprey, director, with a gift from chorus members. Www NATIONAL I-IONOQ SOCIETY XX X Z 1 SITTING- B Spegr'cIa, T FarIe-, FaIkewbwgp M SCIWVO6d6'j C. Gm' f'1 mg M GIynv'g J STrICkIdr1Cg P Coc NDING: L Imicvizc, L HMIGV, G 'L ad, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, left to right Vice President J, Bittenbinder, President B ' 112' Spagnola, Corresponding Secretary S. Gant, Re cording Secretary E. Krol, Treasurer G. Pel linger. 0 Car presented to school by Van Culin Motors. Shown are, left to right: Mr. Van Culin, Mr. Keeney, Mr. Nixon, Bucky Spagnola. Provisions for student activities and participation in student government are made through the efforts of the Student Coun- cil. The Council members are representative of Brick, working as a unit in seeking the solution of high school problems. Brick's first Council has proved successful in forming a hall patrol, arranging social affairs, and managing assembly pro- grams. Under the guidance of Mrs. Paterson the Council strives to lead the study body to more efficient student government. Mike Glynn directs traffic in halls between classes. SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, left to right: B. Cordasco, J. Mooney, B. Spagnola, C. Sieracki, J. Bittenbinder, Chairman C. Walsh. 1 IS' O m utwze aff? ?ac4eZm 2 Wea ' 1 ,z-...ed-. 2040249 .423-vii. ,EM A wk ix 51 ' :X g' I ' W ,ix .gy r 1 7. WJ-if, cena! ,S ,- 1 i,, 'o'1 5 l .Sx QQ' Wh N.x ,K 5Tx lfrz' P .A- ' , 0,7-4 , . , 5 1 a ' xi v Q5 ps 4. Q-ug A P 1. an ' 'ff P mfg? Lwlkb ibm-. N fy. xc Fai -4 , lvy2vPQL Q, F7 - V . -,M - - , 1 ,, , , , 4- ,,,,,, ,,,,,J . ,-5,5 ,,, , .- . ,. W ,. , ,f, ,, I yin- nk- x,.,,Si . 75 .4 'R , f 1 ' ,QQ C' 4' 4.5 , N al V, I-, IW' v '1 - - 5 rdgjgka R. I Q ,- -ff AXQQQN 1-. f XQY X 'N f I 7 ' .., ,A h,n fy lefn f qi v J f QWiQhffyTf 4, wRlf gx f ffigfw4-+j :,A ' - 1' . ' ' 4 ,JL Q. I fait! K ! If Co Captain D GETTLER BACK ROW L Kamnnskn S Johnson M Hoechsf E KroL FRONT ROW E Rob erison C Brosnan C Ganf A Blair Co Captain J TURTON FRONT ROW L Harnara G Gan? S Tremper Co Captann J CALLAGHAN BACK ROW Patten L Messemer Lnve I C Schultz Co Capiann A TAYLOR i. -i' Q. 2 za. 1' I fi r S 5' .1 1+ I A i .fi The statt of our school newspaper, THE FLAME, has worked hard supplying Briclds students with accurate information concerning school activities, teachers, and students. The newspap a A elped to promote good relations with the towne ship by carrying C ' ernents tor local businesses. All staffs wo etherwtn their advisors in giving Brick High a newspaper to be proud of. - .- 5 ,, , .. :- '!'P Mn. si EDLTORS, SITTING: H. Fritz, A. Dey, C, Trim- mer. STANDlNG: C. Gibbons, N. Freed, G. Van Note, C. Linderman, B, Decker, J. Obreiter, SN BUSINESS STAFF, left to right: A. Festa, L. Johnson, C. Spelman, L. Spagnola, C. White T. Mooney, Mr. Lucca, Advisor, L. Schernbari. I LIKE MATH :Qld Tffls ,'g,Q:'5 QW. A ,314 ,V Leif? I H QL' Advisor: MR. JAMES RUTTER Editor-in-Chief: JACK ROBINSON up -1: ,Q-. The night of the pre-senfafions the back mage is ahve Mrh adivity as Whe stage crew works curtains, lighrihg and sound erfevs --3 .. gg The people who work behind rhe scenes rnake The say- ing, The show must gc on, conne true. Stage Ccnstrucrion Crew goes to work building and decorating the scenery to be used. Duong rr-e scnod ,fear vhe V soal Arcs Cub took care C' B' ck's rn:-we p'c-ecvcrs ano HN we ,-.Wage 52' Brick! swdefvs and teachers l A1 r v :qi I1 it s 1 4 v A' ,af wmxdikg, ,. am 'Q f - '-55-v -Yi, ' 1 1 .:' Q A f'Nt ,- YQ A 5.-. 'no- J. ,r...+ 'f ,,,,G K 5' 1' v. f J , 'U JWA ' 5 :T if ,z W,4'fz 5. f f rw g gl 72 4, 2 Y , ? H ' A T fi L Wy? I 'QQQQ i .. mp - 12 ,T f .9 1-. 5 t I ,sf JE' , li . 5 1 2 3 EF- 1 K N 1 5 si ' 4 ,,,,,. .- i . Q Q 1:1 xx JOANNE NOWICKI Editor un Chief SENIOR STAFF Clare Walsh Gen Mrtchell Joan Callaghan Gabe Vargo Meg Hoechsr Charlene Grbbons Dorrs Krumel Thus bemg The farsf year of the CHALLENGE we would luke To esfablush a precedenr of qualnfy We have Trued to make The yearbook an mferestmg and mformaruve way of remember mg favorlfe years af Brnck Hugh School The staff along vvrfh Mr Brooks advisor worked hard fo produce a book we hope wrll set a standard for future CHALLENGE staffs Semor Ednor Gabe Vargo smnlungly assrsvs Doma Gertler Sports Ednor wrrh her paper dolls , f l l 1 I I l , , Q . 6 ,ks a i 1. Above: Dot White, Chris Van Kessel, Mary Ann Huston, Faculty Editor. Right: Lee Zorikle, Carol Stein, Judy Strickland, Activivies Editcrp Barbara Cordasco, Darrell Moir. FINANCIAL '!.'lZf'-RDS: Brenda LePfcv:sf, Barry Black, Bev h'cDOneid, Par Falldrbarg, Bob Lolwrvieye' Norma Eicrwclz, SEATED: Eleanor Kerwneli Carol Srein, Melba Carna- loan. ,I SPORTS STAFF: Jane Mooney, Barbara Zink, Carol Sieracki, Donna Geffler Editor, Al Semmler, Carol Gam. 4l F5001 Mr. ,WO n Qfew,-n Qfomw Oolw an d llls dat C uples danClV'9 Uncle o , the Slam E. Stairway to the Stars The days and nights ot hard work by the prom comm. were well rewarded when junior prom night finally arrived. The gym seemed magically transformed into a lavishly dec- orated ballroom, as the iuniors found atter passing Through the gym doors. Stairway to the Stars will be a favorite and lasting memory of school lite. C T-noe f- Gen 'Mike B'-osche' Nataie len View Ano '- ke Glyr-n Mike Pawqipare ling J, I, Doisghefq. We have reason to be proud of Brick's first marching units which included Color Guard, Twirlers and Flagbearers. Under the lead- ership of Joanne Nowicki, who acted as Head Majorette, the groups gave praiseworthy per- formances at footbaii and basket- ball games as well as participating in assembly programs. Accompanied by the band, the twirlers do their routine at half time. Captain Nancy Freed TWIRLERS, left to right: Nancy Freed, Diane Stensiand, Karen Skoftland, Caro! Troyer, Claudia Faessinger, Sue Epple, Joanne Nowicki. COLOR GUARD, left to right: Edna Karch, Betty , Lou Aberle, Joyce Goodrich, Marion Rasaia. FLAGTWIRLERS: Patte Allen, co-captain: Joan Sim Laura Parish Sharon Gant, Rosemary Mastrophillipo, Sue Jeffers cocaptain Pat Frees, Mary Mina, Peggy Sarin, Marybeth Barth Ginny Sweeney, Gail Pellinger. Captain, Joanne Nowicki and C0 ,inf- 'swift DEAR RUTH Directed by Student Director Members Dora Mrs. Edith Wilkins Miriam Wilkins Lt, William Seavyright Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins Albert Kummer Martha Seavvright Sgt. Chuck Vincent Harold Klobbermeyer 44 , Donna Gettler Q! Mr. Robert F, Salem Carol Gant of the Cast Nancy Freed Carol Dowling Terry Farley Jack Aylward Charlene Gibbons George Van Note Joanne Noyvicki Roger Kennett Allen Semmler Director, Mr. Robert F. Salem, receyes gift from rvwembffrs The Senior Variety Show was pat- terned after an Academy Awards Pres- entation, The acts were the seniors' own ideas, and they carried them out very well, This was the seniors' contribution to the school's assembly schedule for this year. The show was enioyed by the aud- ience as well as those who participated in putting it together. Hawker- V' Y 39 X 5 Rcccrvwwg RighTs We comic: have danced all nigw in 1510 Mandarm Rccw of We Berkley Carfefcr HoXe'. 2346! Lf' Q. 2 9 BZ 46 No comment! Tfwey sale '1CC.J,cr:'!be Jack Ayiward and Robin Weil enioying ihemselves ai me Sen' i:r Bali. dcnef' 1 I 1 , I A , M ' I9 l Kg- . . T 2 1 r' - -' A . A ff I ', i 'lf , . I 'A Y r. Nxorw 'ff Semczwf, QVGCJBVC E I 7? I I -ECI TC' 11 RCNME JANSEN 4.3.5. 5, PF-T FA! NBLJRG 'Ili-r-W Wi, , QQ? Q 'G nfl S if, X' 4. 49 iv' i BARRY BLACK Berg Refugee trcn' Point Ple's'nt Hloh mone a a v . . . y ls this yo-r'g n'an's hobby , . . chief sales- rnan forthe CHALLENGE . . . Rifle Club . . . Engineering Clab l, 2 . . , Gclt 3 . . . Yearbook Staff -1 . . . THE FLAME 4. ' Uncle Johns babbling again JOAN M. CALLAGHAN Girnpv Pep unlimited . . . can be seen with Gerri . . , lovely tresses are one ol Joan's assets . . . college in her toture , . . Bowling l, 2 3 . 4 . Library Cooncil l, 2 3 . , . News- paper 3 , . . Student Ceoncil A . . . Captain Cheerleader -1 . . . Yooth Center 4 . . , Yearbook S'alf.1, Oh, perish' 'fb 49 '11- '? Rs C GARY APPLEGATE 'Gary' Engo,s cs Q alan r-,rung . , . plans to race at Inzvai az.: s Naval Reserves, E'.f i-r be eve it JACK L. AYLWARD 'Jed ' Enicys brQlf.'.atcl-it-5, Ffcbn . , . Senior Class President . . , lrienos with everyone . . . sure to be at access ln advertising . . . Booster C-b . . . Dramatic Club 2 . . . Stuceft C:,v': -+ . . AcHever ent Club. 'Tame gas DANNY CAMPBELL Danny Cokes colres, cokes ...- .where there's a dance or a party, theres Danny . . . fun loving boy-when school is over . . . loves history. Hello there' MELBA CARNAHAN Melba Toast Box-.ling fan . . . Lee, Jane and Barbara are occasionally seen with Mel . . . chipper chatterbox . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Glee Club I . . . Dragonettes 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. That's the way the cookie crumb-les FRED COOKE Fred:1e Inherhed from Perf Pweasafr High , . one of our omsrardfg Yfemefw. T'e s e ,' goes BARBARA E. CORDASCO 'Ee': A 'a ne' ..fo 'me ' 'V ,cf 'r ... faecy 5'-ee af: Z . Ea:-xsa' 3 ..,V:1ef:aN2., V ::mS'a:5'.,. D'x 'G'T9S .4 411- We , 'Im say iz,-f .Rf KENNETH DRISCOLL 'Kew' In the HaHs wwb Dc' s . , , Vs Rt T'f e To get up already? . . . ay car . . Vrlves on flsbing, boafmg, add qaxif' '-... .navy hair 15 one cf Kees wc: ie asse's. Le? s ,ace 1 NORMA EICHOLZ Ncm'a' Godsend from Central Regcmal High . . . seen with Pat and He!er',..ambE1ious rriss . .. FHA 1, 2, 3 , , , PNA 1, 2, 3 . . . Yearbook Sfaff A , . . Ceravwcs and ScJWp1we Cbb 4, 49. R p- is 'sv 1:3 if 53 CAROL ANNE DOWN?-JG w.. C L 'Q C, C Wa? f. fe :azz , . .-,'a.s :f 3: . Daage' Be.-.afe Cfewaex a' .A.:'4 . . Bc.-J ir1g1,2...GeeC-t:1,2,3,..Lwi ar Cond P, 2, 3 . . Dfagcwenes 4 . . TH FLAME J. ' I Jwsb Tf.aSE'1Cf51, BARBARA ANN DRESSLOVE B-Us Swlewce S 'golrfvgw , Mes bOif'R Q ,ng sffw-vw -3, rsh' 5- . . 'Q ' ' gal secre-ram '.,. 2 3 . , Baci' 1'3 2 3 ,,, Basi-wha!! 2, 2 , . Qu. A- :w3 2 3 Q fbx PATRICIA FALKINBURG Pat Usually seen at all dances . . . Bill , . . peeves weekend homework . . . Future Nurses of America i, 2 . . . School Store Club 2 . . . Future Homemakers of America 3 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4. JOHN FARLEY John Neat crewcut . . . Oh, that Algebra ll class! . . . great sense of humor . . . pleasing personality . . . Psychology Club 4 . . . In- tramurals l, 2 3, 4 . . . Dance Committees . . . St. Rose's loss, Brick's gain. NANCY JO FREED Nan Co-captain of our Twirlers . . . twinkling eyes . . . loves to roller skate . . . friendly per- sonality . . . Newspaper 4 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Volleyball 3. 4 . . . Softball 3 . . . everybody's favorite. l'lI play your silly game. ROBERT FREES Bob Quiet and nice . . . baby blue eyes . . . Basketball lntr.3mi-irglg - graves mgdel planes . . . hails from Pt. Pleasant . . . that's our Bob. TERRENCE FARLEY HT-erryii Tall, dark and handsome . . . has good con- nections with the nurse . . . one of the boys . . . Varsity Football 4 . . . Basketball manager 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Seminar Club 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3 . . . Dance Committees . , . won a trip to Military Academy. LINDA FAY Lin Unpredictable . . . craves excitement . . . never in a hurry . . . digs iazz . . . Basket- ball 2, 3 . . . Dragonettes 4 , . . Newspaper 4 . . . Dance Committees . . . Dramatics 3, 4 . . . a future nurse and a favorite of her classmates. CAROL GANT Carol Peppy cheerleader . . . clever and friendly . . . intelligence that will lead to success ...FrenchClub2...FTA'l,2,3... Twirler 2, 3 . . . NHA 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLES GANT Charlie Quiet and sincere . . . smooth . . . carefree . . . likes working on cars . . . strives to be a mechanic . . . friendly disposition . . . ap- pealing personality, RAYMOND FREY Abbie Friendly and sincere . . . Navy Reserve Star- dusters . . . Bashful . . . loves cars . . . reserved personality. She's nice JOA N GALLAGH ER Joanie Big sparkling eyes . . . seen with Mel . . . always ready for a laugh . . . cool remarks at opportune times . . . Volleyball l . . . Basketball 2 . . . Social Dancing 2, 3 . . . Dance Committee 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. Wad ya say DENNIS GANT Dennis Quiet but friendly . . . sincere personality . . . dependable . . . hopes to be a teacher . , Library Council 'I . . . Art Club 1 . . Leaders Club 2 . . . Cross Country 4 . . CPA. MARY GANT nMary1: Blonde halo . . . sweet disposition . . . reserved but always ready for fun . . . a future secretary . . . roller skating en- thusiast . . . Volleyball . . . Art Club 2 . . . Intramurals 4. urn sayu RAYMOND GANT ,Ways Blushes easily . . , gentleman always . . . quiet and sincere .,.. hunting enthusiast . . . hails from Central Regional . , . likes soorts . . , Intramurals 3 . . . friendly per- sonality. DONNA GETTLER Donna Energetic cheerleader . . . neat appearance . . . an asset to her class , . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . , Yearbook A , . . Dramatics Club 2 , . , Future Teachers Club 2 . . . Dance Committees . . . Donna is a favorite. CHARLENE GIBBONS Charl Sparkling red hair one crisis after an otner performs well all that is asked of her . . . Yearbook 4 , . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Newspaper 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Committees . . . Gym Leader 3, A . . . gifted chatterbox sums up CharI. See my new lipstick! GLENN GRAHAM Glenn A future electronics engineer that blonde hair . . . here he comes cbwn the field . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, A . . . Science Club 3 . . . Bachelors Cooking Club 4 . . . Track 2, 3. ROBERT GREEN Bob An active lad . . . sports unlimited . . . that fb red hair 4 . . Varsity Football A . . . Honor Society 3, A . . . Intramurals . . . Basketball 4 . . . Seminar Club A. THOMAS HAHNER fn? ,qommyii if Fencing enthusiast . . . hot-rod Hahner . . . 'AB Pontiac , . . Jersey City accent . . . Gym Team 3 . . . Soctal Dancing 3 . , . Loves school? . . . What a guy! So what? iris w My -QM C ,?H'ZiiQ7Z , .wwf 9-Lf' V+ ff? E LZ ? S, ff, 8 1. 59, 2794 ff' -ffjyif i I 5 7, 51 V 22 sv I ff , i,,Z:g,V1az?.1 W 33 Q ROGEQ KENNETT Q, - A x,- ..4,. ' Mo .An JCANNE WED' J ,pf UQ' t ' Y' 40 W' W. Q 1 1 'A 1,1-:xv LLM r4f'rf'Z N .ffff Mfr Z 1 I, , 4, gh., 2 , .,, 1 , NV, Qi if MU? fn. 'L z. ' f f ?Tt73.': A ,mv vifzwf,-4 M 1 ' y f ' Gifs 3 3 4,1 Q' 1 . ff , ,', w en 1, Law 4 . ,af5'f:9?7'5Q7 .,,1-ing 4 , cgi' 7, f x A. ' , '24 514,. .,y iw, , 'Fiflf I , my V. 544 as fi- w f .X 3.1, I. 2 Wk A il 34 'iv Eff 1 1 fr zz aw., Q, 5 , E ' 'K I f 22? ,i 8 V. ,. 4, ,Mr A ie. , HF RICHARD MATTHEWS 'Rick' His ambition is In 'ne selling field . . . nice to have aroonc , . talenred rnusician . . . Bank I, 2, 3, -1. BEVERLY McDONAl.D Be. Short horde ra' . , :Je i:ersonaI y . . . hopes 'C :te a secre'ar, . yea? sense Of hunicr . . . als from' Nor ' Jersey . . , Basketball 2 . . . l'f'ra'-'yals 2. Gee I car' t I if L ani. M' Q Q54 HELEN MILLER Helen Blonde and petite . . . quiet and nice . . . nice to know . . , neat appearance . . . hates Monday mornings , . . Tri-Hi-Y l . . . School Store 2 . . . Socrts 2 3 , . , Intramurals 3 . . . Ceramics and Sc,lpture 4. You Ifno.-. GERALDINE A. MITCHELL Germ ' Seen with .loan lcnri trosgos , , , ghy, but everyone lcnosns Gorri . . worked hard on CHALLENGE . , . elves to go to college . . Psychology Club .1 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. Ol no' rf' xi 33' . JOHN McGRATH X Jack ' Our football hero . , . seen with Al and ' Ken . . . Football I, 2, 3, A . . . Baseball Q I, 2, 3 , . . Basketball I, 2, 3 . . . Sports Club 3 . . . Dramatic Club 2. PERCY MCKELVEY Perce Seen with Sylvia . . . likes dancing, swim- ming, and reading . . . has connections with the Asbury Park Press . . . Journalism Club 2, 3 . . .Library Council I, 2, 3 . . . Chorus I. l K QF- JOANNE THERESA NOWlCKl Joanne Editor-ln-chief of 1he CHALLENGE . head rnaiorevfe . . . personality plus OUI' an assel to the class . . . Yearbook Staff A . . . Twirllng Squad 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3 . FTA 2, 3 , . . Student Councll 3. SHELDON RESNICK sherry Oh, Tha? crazy drum , 4 . lrkes to roller skate, play The drum . . . Intramurals 2 . , . Band 3, 4. That's1he way the ball bounces DARRELL MOIR '-nal Us v Very good Cancer . . rece rzersonallff . , . Wonderful serse 0' hnnor . . , Cragoneves 4 , . . Yearoook 5'5 J . , , Danze Cof- rrufrees 3 . . . Social Dancrg 3. JANE MOONEY 'Jane' will be an excellent yenoyrapher . , . Class Secrerary . . , a kncckoef , , , Yearbook Sraff A . . . Dragonewes A . . . Darce Cor- rnivees 3. A . , , S'-:1en' Comcrl 4. 191 Q S., L Q! -P fo-. l .34 'E 1 uf- ? nv-..,,s.' N fps-..--.qi 1-4 'F' DAVE ROBINSON Dave Seen with Karen , . , one of our quieter boys . . . loves to go to drag races . . . Bachelor Cooklng Club 4 . . . Sfage Llghting 3. Yo.l be? your boo?les JOHN ROBINSON Jack Hopes lo live Will he's l2O . . . one of The boys . . . our FLAME edlfor-in-chief . . , al- ways ready for fun , . . Stage LighTIng 3 . . . Newspaper A. That's the way the cookie crumblesn K' 'f RICHARD ROBINSON WILLIAM C. ROGERS RAYMOND SCI-ILAUCH Dick Buck Ray Loves history with Mr. Meehan . . . plays Imported from Central Regional High , . . a 4-H member . . . seen with Norman and Al the sax , . . wants to get rich fast . . , Chef quiet lad . . . likes model planes . . . wants . . . loves to hunt and fish . . , a future Club 4 . , . Intramurals 3. to go into television and radio repair work. mechanic, ls that so? IRWIN SCI-IOENEICK MARGARET ANN SCHROEDER Irwin Marge Tall and good looking . , . nice sense of M. T. in her life . , . sparkling personality humor . . . sports enthusiast , , , Baseball . . , likes to bowl . . . Future Homemakers of 2, 3, A . , . Football l, 2, 3, A. America 2, 3 . . , Intramurals 4 . . . Seminar Ya rnean ya gotta knock down all the pins? Club 'I- Halo, l'm an angel 'R Af ALLAN W. SEMMLER Seminole Girls, girls, girls, and more girls . . . a very good dancer . . . pet peeve-no Senior park- ing lot . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Freshman Show l, P r ag. 4, 's..:i s5m 4 . 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Intramurals 4, Drive careful CAROL HELEN STEIN HCBl'OlH Happy-go-lucky , . . where the gang goes, Carol goes . . . enioyed being on the Year- book Staff . . . loves art and wants to be a fashion illustrator . , . Yearbook Staff A. I don't care! CAROL LEE STEWART Carol Active miss . . . loves dancing, bowling, swimming , . , college in her future . . . Varietyettes 1, 2 . . . Dance Committee 2 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Junior Prom Corn- mittee 3 . . . FTA 3 . . . Dragonettes 4. Lotsa luck STANLEY R. SUCZENNSKI Stash Known for his pleasant personality and funny laugh , . . likes bowling and basketball . . . knows history answers . . . intends to ioin Air Force, You know it! MILTON J. TEEPLE Milt Plays a crazy drum . . . likes to dance, swim, and skate . . . hopes to work for the tele- nhone com an and later loin the Arm . r-f P Y . Y That's the way the ball bounces! SALVATORE NEIL TOVVEY Neil Mickey's double . . . indeoendent . . . dig that city accent . . . Cross-couctrf 3, 4 , , , Wrestling 2, MALACHI THOMAS TOWEY i'.' crff' Union l-liglfs loss, Bfclfe 3' . . set oeeve fno :er . . , loves T' Cross-country ' . . lnrloor Vet- J Fc3'r:a,l 3, :Sf GEORGE VAN NOTE George Silence is golden ...- A ments to become rich fast . . , Student Council 3 . . . DramatiC Club 4 . . . Golf Club 3 . . . Art Club 2. GABRIEL VARGO Vergil Smart dresser . , . most experienced hitch- hiker . . . the fish can't wait tor Vergil . . . Officials Club 2 . . , lntrarnural 2, 3, 4 . . . College Planning Club -1 , . . Yearbook Staff Hey, Charley? CAROL JOYCE TROYER 'Carol Vivacious 1.'.irler , awning clark l'air . at Howe in tlwe .uater . , . Trfrrler 4 . . t Dragonettes -1 . . Lil1rz,r,' Council A . A Sclwool Dance Co-nnfittc-if 3, 4. Whats ne ff ' JUSTINA VAN KESSEL 'Clwris Likes her animals stulfefl , . . paiama parties lier favorite , 4 . nwiiclenly bluslwes . . , ln- trainural Basketball l, 2 , . . Riding Club l,2. Staff 11. . . Social Dancing 3 . . . Yearbook Dont be siil, ' ,,HZ,M I :fig , L' ,Jw -cs. is CLARE WALSH Clare' Loads of fun to lfwow , 4 . be sure to treat her patients lf.iml,f . , lowes Tire 'City' , , , Student CoJnqil .2 . . Yearbook 4 . , . Future Nurses Claflb 3 . Dance Committees . . . Glee Club l happy and carefree . . Class Officer 3 . . . . . . an all round favorite. HQy,ria51 DOROTHY WHITE Dottie Short and sweet . . . very friendly . . , Year- book 4 . . . Diagomettes -l , . , a very ltard worker and does good worls. 'Gees this is borirwgl' 2 T l is ARLENE VVENDOI.OWSKl Wendy Sweet and petite . . . the Princess of the Junior Prom . , . likes bears Cespecially Teddy! . . . Future Homemakers of America 2 . . . Ceramics Club -1 . . . Dance Commit- tee 3. Beans! KENNETH XIQUES Ken - Our Senior Class Vice President . . . pleasing personality , . . hails from Central Regional . . . President of the Varsity Club . . . Lead- ers Club 2 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf Club . . . tl'1at's our Ken, 'Tlwat's the Way it goes. 'F'-xi BETTY JEAN YOUMANS ., rr Be's AI.-ways ready for a laugh . . . foofmose and fancy-free . . . lnfrarrural Sports A . . . Library Cmmci1 2, 3 . . . Dramarics Club 2 . . . Tru-Hx-Y 1. 'HaHo,1Fere LEOLA ZONKLE NL99' Happy amd carefree , . . seen ,-,hh Jane . . , sxzirwgirwg persomalrfy , . , vwnkbwg cf Wally sums up Lee . . Yearbojk -1 , . Drggcnerfes 4 . . , Jazz Club 4 . . . Voikybefll -1. BARBARA ZINK ' Barb Red-haired rascal . . . al.-.ays on the go . . . Central's conrrabwion 10 Brick . , , Chorus 2, 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Decorating Com- mlttee 2, 3, Tl'waT's not what I rreanlu 65 rh- 74455466 ,fif .JL L -P 4 .w Brick 26 Southern O B- , ,W Lg ,-L, .. 'T -: J, Q f- 1---4-. .-fa-aus, n I Brick 27 Bordentovvn I3 Brick 20 '?kM?55f', f'+s. r 2. r.,, 4 +7 1 Q Sayreville 27 Brick 12 Point 7 If Brnck 6 Toms River -7 S i 1 . A 1,9 ,f ri I N 1? E- L W. XJ I .. , ,Jw -I1-s ' fPi'. A 411' 1-'L AT.: . Gam. xngrvl K M TJCTS BO CCPA T .Mn HCC OH X GDFGU7 COACH KARALIS COACH KEENEY B. Geldhauser, 5. Rieifo, G. Carter, J. Morris, T, Wooley, T. Sarossy, T. Hennessey, N. Roppolo, SECOND ROW: J. Osborne, R. Befiavo, L. Ludovlco, J. Gam, G. Easion, J. Clayion, Coach Wolff THIRD POW: D. Mounf, O. Arfer, B. Cooke, A. Sarchio, B. Bmenbinder, J. Hake, A. Crowley, Counh Keeneyg FOURTH ROW: G. Daugherty, M Glynn, J. Mudagh, A. Goeckler, D. Toddings, G. Alznauer, J. Danzl, Coach Karalisg FIFTH ROW: D. Lennon, I. Schoenick, G. Graham, K. Xiques, J. McGrath, G. Green, F. Cooke, T. Fariey, B. KUHZ, J. Smnh. Sam Riello makes a sizeable gain during the Central game. Uncertainty and anticipation were in the air as the Brick Township High School football team lined up for its first football game in history. The season was con- sidered successful by all concerned. The schedule was divided evenly into four wins and four losses. Of these the most satisfying win was the 12-7 victory over Point Pleasant. Ken Xiques scoots around the end in the Toms River game. John Gant fakes out opposition during the Lakewood game. Our bitterest defeat came when we lost our Thanks- giving Day game to Central Regional, the final score being 13-12. The boys who are returning next year hope to avenge this loss and improve on last year's record. After receiving a pass, Jack McGrath is headed for a tumble. vo Om ' Q00 o Um Vic 5 1 904 fe rf f7 s JV 643 a Y eq ycfown QOXHW 66435 ff fl F., V Q g it if 'J ' Q ' V- 'S 'Q 1 ,K y, , V Q N' I . ,K fy R -at 1 J A L I --5 , ' H ' ' ' y ' .5 , Q. Q . K i 1 gl 1 1 6 x-FU! ' f TX Qsxggwil? . HI f 4 . 4 ,A x . ,f Q 5? , 4 2-If J ,, ' I ' A '.., ,n f - 1 .Q '-4, x ' . 4 . T . f Q . W N - L . .9 em ,FIRST ROW, left to right- G. Lamps-rf, R, Checki, R. Johnson, M. Twmbrook, B. Burns, G. Amize, D Barrlrwger, Coach SToan. SECOND ROW: H. Wagner, R, Halajian, G, Graham, T. Rush, J. Wlessel, G 3 Gam. THIRD ROW: M, Yudmarw, B. Huppert, J. Kealwon, P. Winchester, J. Murray, D. Hudak, H. Baier J - FOURTH ROW: M. EsTeTle, J. Ryan, D. Dressler. ' ' Q , ,' -, , N 'L - -1 ...H., 9'f5',.' E..A li pl fe 0 B I '71 5 T UCWQO G QWJT v yawa B5 6 SWS Qwa layer 6 , . em Diff S NR QN Ox afx game 'V'-7 e. as Gxi pe. igjiiq if f 6 , P' 1, fi 3 . 73 The team had nine interschool meets and three championship meets held in Elizabeth. ln one of these the boys placed fifth out of sixteen. At the Shore Conference in Ocean County Park the J.V. placed first and the Varsity placed second. In the state meet which was also held in Elizabeth the team placed third. V1 FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Dougherty, J. Barrett, G. Van Sise, M. Obreiter, J. Carloy, C. Berg, D. Reid R. Suczewski, T. Hanlon, J. Hanlon, D. Preece. SECOND ROW: E. Woiieckowski, D. Gibson, J. Karol R. Jansen, R. Murtagh, A. Dey, Coach Brouillette, N. Hammond, M. Towey, J. Lucaszewski, N. Towey H. Felder, L. Liebhauser, T. Lockwood, J. Towey, F. Mitchell, J. Quinlon, D. Gent. The First Five won medals in 1he State Meet, left to right are: Allen Dey, Terry Hanlon, Ray Suczewski, Jerry Hanlon, Joe Lucaszewski. .1 ...ef 1 1 YW F5 M146 CIO V To and X 6 Se 6 we O 'Hgh doe 900 dab for a,,Ck man 10 nd ,NBS 5650 Yyahlon R-565 mg 'Qeffxl ne meel NePN 75 Q Q fm' Q , 'Zyl M ,ff W . U32 I ,I 'J ' vig. f X v L ,SA 1 I . -' Q N , 5 R A.. ,Q H ef !!x1 J x ff - W U X2 1 Q! A 0 M., . Q, Y gl z'1 44.3 GSX 3 x ww S vip ,QL ..--- L f 4,. , , B. HUPP 55 L 9 Au x ,+' f 31 NV ww Ewan Qing' , .15 43 3 ,Qx,'.'q,r1-x HEY? - , 3 Q? if! ff-17' F111 2 2- Us , p ,J Q 1 .p ghf: W. Rh ehart, R Sama J erty. SECOND ROW B, Cooke Appl g t R T ly C I1 S XX Q ,. 53 , W2 L A il .A ip fi fn. R! f P ' ex mis? DICK HUDAK The naatn purpose of the freshrnan basketball tearn ns to teach the fpnda entals of the garne to the freshrnan boys Along wtth thts they learn good sportsrnanshup and are able to practtce tearn work wtth thetr fellow players Thus better prepares the boys for later years when they play JV and Varsuty basketball The freshmen thus year under the able coachung of Mr Stutts had only a faur season but the ultnrnate purpose was fulftlled Although the teams ftrst desure ts to wan the season as considered uccessful If the boys are prepared to be better ball players next year WALLY TU RVEY MR STUTTS RAY SUCZEWSKI T HUGHES S RIELLO T HUGHES R SUCZEVNSKI 80 Coach Sloan and the team in a Ouddle, J. SCOTT and N. ROPPOLO The eighth grade team had ten members and was coached by Mr. Sloan. They played in the Ele- mentary League which consisted of eight teams, and tied tor sec- ond place in the league. During their season they won thirteen in a row and handed Toms River their only loss, L. SILLS-J. SCOTT i N. Rcppolo iomps. The last game of the season was a loss to Star of the Sea Academy of Long Branch, a toornafnent game played in Asbury Park Convention Hail. The eighth graoe team finished with a record of .vhich they may he very proud. ddllauf BOB SKILLMAN BOB SUCKEY AL SEMMLER One ofthe most successful records compiled by Bruck s fnrst year teams was brought home by the bowling team ln the fnrst year the boys funlshed In second place behtnd Neptune In the Southern Dnvuston of the Shore Conference In the roll offs Muddletown of the Northern Dlvnsnon defeated Neptune and were champuons of the Shore Con ference Coach Keeney contrnbuted greatly to the success of the team and Bob Suckey was captaln The hugh score for three games was 2 653 All of the games IH the Shore Conference were bowled at the Neptune lanes JZ AL SEMMLER and BILL CRAWFORD IRWIN SCHOENICK COACH KEENEY and JIM LEPORE All of the Intramural Bowling was done at 88 Lanes in Point Pleasant. The Alley Cats were the winning team, los- ing only one game to the Turkey Trot- ters, and the Grtter-Balls came in sec- ond place. There were nine weeks of bowling and Dave Gibson had the high three game series. He also had high score tor a single game. 7 BACK: Bill Crawford, Jim Wiessel. FRONT: Gary Richuso, Richie Johnson. Al Wendt is missing. Action speaks better than words is the motto for these people Pardon my back while I line this shot up This bowling sure can work up an appetite 83 , . u - - - fi . . - I 1 ' ' Brick High was fairly successful on the track this season. Due to lack of equipment and incle- F01 ment weather our season got oft to a late start, but the boys managed to take it in their stride. Just as in most of the other Brick sports the track team was a novice group. As the season progressed the team showed a great amount of improvement. 5. Lug In dual meets the team had three wins and five losses. Brick managed to score in the Shore Conference meet, Central Jersey Champ- ionship meet, and in the Bridgeton Relays. The members of the team are predomi- nantly freshman and sophmores who have the makings of a very successful team for next year. nf gi. Kenny Xvques up at bar Coach Brouullerte Make Frangupane at rhurd base ,if WEW ' 1 qw wo x C0 3 we W N Q 9 shox X26 Bo b Lamps-rf, ner? up a! T Hughes B Dudes G Bntenblnder B Geldhauser K Xlques G Alznauer George Alznauer team Capt The varslty baseball team started off thus year by not havnng a field on whlch to practnce Fnnally they were able to use the field In Lakewood park The team had several rnlurues this year Only two members of the team had ever played varsuty baseball before but an spate of thus the boys worked as a team and did a fine rob overall George Alznauer fcapt D was the leading batter and Gerry Blttenblnder the leading pitcher Ken Xnques was awarded the most valuable player of thus year Terry Hanlon safe at thurd G Blttenblnder hurls the ball I -I Sv f gxx' A ' 0 f 5. . X , A - : . : . ' ' . - 1 - ' 1 - ' I I-, ' Q The Junior Varsity team had a very rewarding season. The team consisted ot tour freshmen, six sophomores, and two iuniors. Bernie Cook was the pitcher tor a maiority ot the games this year. The most satisfying win ot the season was at Long Branch. Un- til this game the opposing team had lost only one game out ot seven. Brick handed them their second loss in eight outings. 1 ,t 4, new ,cr L CS '. 3 .J -ve,--Ha . 1 fansuy Q.. g 'fl Red Bank Catholic Red Bank Catholic Lakewood Point Pleasant Lakewood Point Pleasant Manasquan Nlanasquan Long Branch Lakewood Central Regional Lakewood Neptune B COOK as QW' 1' 1 's'3rts1'4fr:ti '?5'f?a..ix Fi ws 'fgsbfgv E CANNING 5' M DOMBROWSKI SCHEDULE Q J cLAYtoN Brick Opp Allen Corsaur, member of the varsrty golf team Duck Hudak In outfleld Thus year the GOLF TEAM suffered from rnexpernence and lack of a course Follovvlng the procedure of most sports an Brtck the new team tmproved as the season progressed The golf team S one wnn was over Point Pleasant Hugh expect next years team to be better Tommy Hughes makes double play. I We ' . ' 'Spade The girls' athletic department had a very interest- ing and varied program this year. ln order to show some of their accomplishments, the girls planned and put on their own gym show, Watch Us Perform. Other activities included archery, golf, apparatus and marching. Mrs. MacEwan and Mrs. Harrison presented awards to the girls for their work during the year. KV f ...- N ifuvnrifns , W '24 b fi W 4 X v ox Z - S f , Best Dressed CAROL SIERACKI NORM Most Athletic CAROL DOWLING Most Popular CLARE WALSH JACK AYLWARD ur fn 1 'vi In ,f Q 1 f Jil Mft m'i,lH4'f,',.E s Pi. 4 AN + a' ' ,ff - x. 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