U- LL £ 2 NUGGET Butler H. S. Butler N. J. 3 Editor-in-Chief Marvin Price Section Editors: Activities ............................. Susan Schaefer Faculty.............................. Mary Ellen Spiegel Seniors............................................Luise Massardo Sports..................................Terence Maguire Glenn Philipps Underclass ...................................... Gloria Kolen Art Editor......................................Nancy Bell Junior Staff ............................ Virginia Brown Jane Rickman Holly Pember Joyce Jedlicka Sophomore Staff . . . Dave Jorlctt — Donna McAllister Mary Colfax — Audrey Kytle Glenna Carboy — Trudy Pragnell Photographers . . . George Burt Douglas Doane David Levine William Kortum TABLE OF CONTEX TS PG Office Staff ......................................... 6 Board of Education ................................... 7 Administration ..................................... 8,9 Faculty .......................................... 10-19 Freshmen ......................................... 20-31 Candids .......................................... 32,33 Introduction to Autumn ........................... 34,35 Football ......................................... 36-39 Cheerleaders ..................................... 40,41 Band ............................................. 42,43 Twirlers ......................................... 44,45 Underclass Officers............................... 46,47 Sophomores ....................................... 48-57 Introduction to Winter ........................... 58,59 Christmas Dance .................................. 60,61 Christmas Show ...................................... 62 Banquets...........................................63,64 Talent Show ......................................... 65 Candids............................................66-69 Maple Leaf ........................................70-71 Nugget ........................................... 72,73 Science Fair ..................................... 74,75 Fencing ...........................................76,77 Basketball ....................................... 78-80 GAA ................................................. 81 Juniors .......................................... 82-92 Candids ............................................. 93 Introduction to Spring............................ 94,95 Prom ............................................. 96,97 Spring Musicale .................................. 98,99 Baseball ....................................... 100,101 Track .......................................... 102,103 Honor Society ...................................104,105 Student Council ................................ 106,107 Introduction to Seniors ........................ 108,109 Senior Play .................................... 110,111 Senior Officers .................................... 112 Senior Candids ..................................... 113 Senior Pictures ................................ 114-154 Senior Activities .............................. 155-160 5 Alice Boyle Grace Cantclla Verna Morse Office Staff Ida Struck Caroline Van Driel Marjorie Weber Helen Young 6 Garrie Mullaly Robert Morgan William Van Houten Board of Education 7 jk r it Ruth Odenwelder James Osar Paschal J. Proctor President Adminis NEIL B. EASTERBROOK Superintendent of Schools JOHN M. BECKER Principal tration BENJAMIN GOLDBERG Assistant Principal GLADYS H. JAECKLE Director of Guidance DONALD R. WHETHAM Athletic Director Supervisor of Driver Education Teacher in charge of Attendance 9 F A C u L T Geraldine Adler Florence Athay Anne S. Bailey Business Education Social Studies Guidance 10 Margaret Banta Math Louise Bauman Art Muriel Benoy English Daniel Caruso Science George Boughton Industrial Arts f R. Kennedy Carpenter Science Isabell Carroll Social Studies Susan Crafts Social Studies Claud Crum English Catherine Curtis Librarian P — Esther Dennis Guidance Michael Di Angelis Industrial Arts 12 Larry Dean Social Studies Frank Franzetti Business Education Edith Gill Home Economics 13 Elizabeth Giordano English Kent Hagedorn Art Ransler Hall Phys. Ed. O Charles Harris Music Ralph Harrity Social Studies ; im Donald Hawkins Social Studies 1 i Esther Hawkins English Ethel Hayward English 14 Gladys Palmer English Leonard Perfetti Vera M. Philipps Social Studies English James Price Social Studies Doris Pomeroy Business Education Mary Portley Home Economics 18 Richard Rosncr Math John Taras English Margaret Standish French Mildred Sperling Phys. Ed. William Smith Science Narcissa Thiele English John Van Pinxteren Math Joseph Yarmac Science Sue Abbott Luella Ackerman Nancy Ahrcndt Not all of Mr. Franzetti’s students are in the dark! Lenore Alncmy Bill Amon Barbara Amore Bruce Anderson James Anderson Ken Anderson Randall Lawrence Cherry Arendt Ashton Aungst Kathleen Babula Mae Donna Banta Baur Jean Shortly after this picture was taken, Jeff Ruoff landed Andrews on his back. John Applegate Thomas Beardslee Allen Beck Don Becker Nancy Boh Sharon Bell Charles Bellars Karen Bender Walter Behrens Geraldine Berry Lauren Bertholf Richard Beveridge Kathleen Agnew Donald Bedell Damula Beggiori Bob Birbiglia Beatrice Bobrowski Miss Lafferty waits for the first group of Freshman arts students to appear. Bruce Pete Karen Wayne Breeman Brickman Bridge Brinkerhoff Kathy Bolte Jeanne Boob Susan Boshart Betty Bott Judy Brooks Lynn Brown Margie Brown Vickie Brown Robert George Kathy Wayne Burkhardt Burns Bush Bush John Bowersox Carol Boyer Arthur Cahill Margaret Calco Carroll Campbell Harold Canty Connie Card Mary Card George Carman Pamela Caruso Tom Charles Tom Clark Thomas Cole Margaret Collins Penny Conklin Christine Cook Peter Cooper Byron Coursen James Courter William Coutts Berneice Crane Darcy Cypris Jeff Dabney Dewayne Davenport Thomas Karl Penny Bruce Davenport Davis Dean Deccscerc Bill Douros Arlene Drew Ellen Jeffrey Barbara Craig Decker De Geytcr De Craw Dehnel Stephanie Leroy Ruth Ann Sandy D’Elia De Pue Derbyshire Destefano Richard Bill Judy Pat Dillon Dites Dixon Domenguez Arnold Drew Eva Drew Jan Dugdale David Duke Judy Dunning Miss Laffcrty’s inspiring Girls’ Glee Club Francine Dzurenko Bob Eckhardt Joan Edwards Ruth Edwards Bob Erikson Raymond Finn Charlene Fisher Gail Fisher Kathy Flood Ruth Flores Peter Fox Wayne Frankland John Frawley Diane Grant Tense candidates for freshman offices. Phillip Grant Ellen Graves Jay Ray Margret John Yvonne Greene Fredricks Frey Fulton Gallant Carol Greenswa' Joyce Linda Dianne Dan Gampher Gara Garfield Gasteiger Kathy Anita Nelson Richard Gega Gioe Glynis Gomms Pat Gormley Bev Shirley Walter Gould Gould Gould Stanley Gryskiewkz John Gumbs Edward Gurotosky Nancy Haase Mary Freshman Arts class seems intrigued by musical theory Hall Ellsurth Halt Bob Hambor William Hambor Carol Hamilton Jessie Hamilton Rosemarie Hartdorn Susan Hascud Linda Hazekamp Mike Hefferman Charles Heine Ann Heinz Dan Hendrickson Becky Alana Richard Lillian Hennessey Henry Herling Hess Ellen Johnson Bonnie Jones Tedd Patrica Peggy Barry Hess Hettema Heydcrhoff Higgins Christine Kenneth Betty Alan Hines Hock Hoeflinger Holley Pat Barbara David Lee Holubowich Hunckler Ingerson Itterly Robin Jones Thomas Jones Virginia Jones David Radish Rod Karpinski Mr. Farrell advises a freshman student. Margret Kcckcisscn Pat Kellogg Don Kiehn Chet Kimple Elaine Klaassens Robert Knapp Johnny Koch Beverly Kosik Jacob Kramer Ronald Kreiger Barbara Kuglcr Frosh girl’s advisor, Mrs. Baily, and Frosh girl’s gym teacher, Mrs. Sperling, discuss a new Miss. Jane Don Robert Kathy Kyak Lanterman Leavy Littler -ft Margrct Lonsiak JM Jim Lowers Cif Virginia Janis MacDonald MacLead Ji ft ft p - V J Mac Maclin Floria Magistic Linda Mahon John Malenzi Dave Lois Rich Ernest Maholokos Mardns Marines Marion Butler’s mass at the “Polls” in the gym. Jayne Marion Pat Marion Phillip Marion Stanley Markoski Rosemary Marquette Bonnie Martin Madeline Masker David M as k symowic; Roseanne Masone Dean Mathews James Mathews Joe Mathews Dermis May Enthusiastic crowd heading toward seasons first pep rally. Jean McAcy Chuck McCarter Hazel McClinton Dennis McKenny Dorothy McMenamy k Bruce Lynn Miserending Molyneux Bill Colleen Moody Moody Walter Robert Robert Pat Morgner Moror Morrill Morrow Alice Glenn Richard Cheryl Morse Morse Moseman Mosser Harold McNmara Nancy Meade David Duane Frank Mary Beth Mugavero Muldoon Murphy Murphy Rosemarie Messina Band members wait their turn to perform. Margret Millar Irene Muscelli Thomas Mynette Thomas Nanick Nancy Neely Susan Nemecek Terry Nesimeth Fred Nief Bob Nimmo Phylis Nimmo Jerry Norman Paul Onderko Sandy Organ Jane Osar Michele Osterhoudt Dolores Ottati Terri Padham Martin Pailes Elain Peacock Jean Peake Barbara Pessdano Carl Richards Cherie Gloria Janet Pettenger Phares Picazio Barbara Pintak Mary Richards Andrea Ricker Ruth Ann Barry Disani Poole Lee John Post Pttuch Cinda Bob Wayne David Pulis Quarantci Quinlan Quinones James Danial Stan Robert Quirk Redner Redner Reyingoudt Bob Ricker Frank Ricker John Ricker Donna Riemer Paula Riemer Freshman boys hard at PLAY Beverly Ritacco William Ritter James Robinson Chris Roilar Edward Romaine John Romaine Terry Rusnak “Come on you Butlerites and fall in line.” Emma Smith Larry Smith Nancy Ryerson Jack Sague Jayne Sanclimenti Barbara Darlene Shenise Shenise Douglas Bob Shorter Sieber Art Raymond Shenise Shenise Paul William Siebern Slater “BulldogSj Bulldogs, bow wow wow. Jill Snyder Marry Sonne Marilyn Speroni Linda Stang Brenda Stanke Eileen Stocchetti Steve Strassburger Paul Struble Glen Struck Rich Struck John Style Pat Sullivan Susan Summerbell Carol Swectman Alan Trvex Clothing I students seem intrigued? Ronny Typinski David David Joseph Terry Sweetman Taylor Teller Terhune Pat Mars Joan John Terhune Thornton Tintle Tintle Susan Tommy Eileen Sandy Tintle Tintle Toma Todd Susan VanDyke Betty Van Orden Diane Van Orden Russell Van Why Rosemarie Van Zandt Judy Rich George Lance Tommey Tournier Townsend Townsend Underclass voters Grace Vcenboer Ronald Veith Mike Vogt Randy Volk f - 4 . ' Teddy Waltz Roger Warwick Richard Wassner Patrick Watson Linda Weatherwalks Margaret Vidar Mike Donald Dorrbecker Wespcstad Wheeler Whcthaw Patrica Bill Eddie Jim White Whitehead Whitehead Whritenour Joy Sheldoro Bill Dennis Whritenour Williams Willis Wilson Carol Weaver Gerald Weaver Kathleen Dave A1 Nancy Wilson Winer Whitty Wolf Mariane Weller Our Muscle-Men Linda Welte Carol Woodier Billy Wootton William Worth Charles Wotzuber Alice Wright Marilyn Wright Karen Yoke Laura Young David Zwilling m0Z 0 33 AUTUMN Lakeland Champs I960 Halfback Tommy Smith is brought down during a Butler attempt to break through Ridgewood’s line. At right: Bucky Whritcnour grabs a pass by Bobby Jones. 4 Above: Front: Head coach Hawkins flanked by the co-captains. Back: Coaches Crane, Hemmer, and Smith. Below: Co-captains this year were halfback Jim Smith and end Tim McCracken. Halfback Jimmy Smith prepares to block out Morristown tackle in a Butler drive for yardage. Front: R. Damianos. R. Sunbury, J. De Puyt. R. Jones. J. Schemel, P. Marzio, J. Smith, T. McCracken, W. Plotts, D. Van Orden. _ . T c B. Whritenour, R. McCurry, B. Maloney. SECOND ROW: W. Ruck, J. Cusack, C. Swctt, H. MyneUUSZ Wilson, Rohrer, R. Hand, T. Smith. W. Janulin. P. Weber. THIRD ROW: R. Greene, C. Essigs, J. Gallagher, T. Emerick w „ , ....... D J Cook, C. Albertson, J. Thunell, R. Storms, J. Wadington, R. McCracken. L. Michalka. K. Luke. FOURTH ROW: D. Hoefflingcr . , 0 J. Becker, W. Ernst, B. De Large, J. Golden, B. Meier, S. Dedio, A. Gonnoud, J. Mazza. C. Morris, J. Jones, G. Cameron. Above: Bill Plotts is hauled down on the forty yard line, in spite of Joe Dominguez’s fine blocking. SCORES WE THEY Morristown ....... 26 7 Newton ............ 31 6 Wayne ............ 20 0 Westfield...... 14 12 Ridgewood...... 0 7 Passaic Valley .... 31 0 Dover ............. 31 6 Pompton Lakes .... 34 7 Boon ton .......... 27 6 In 1960, Butler High took the Lakeland Conference Football Cham- pionship “hands down,” to quote the newspapers. Opening the season after weeks of vigorous training, Butler’s team did a splendid job, win- ning the Lakeland Conference by taking eight games out of nine. The team tromped over our first four opponents with ease. Recovering later from the Ridgewood defeat on a technicality, the team bounced back, determined to beat all other adversaries. They smashed the school’s tra- ditional rival, Pompton Lakes, scoring 34 points to Pompton’s 7. The years most outstanding player was Tom Smith, who made the all-State first team. We finished the season with a 27-6 victory over Boonton. Butler Quarterback, Bobby Jones, taking advantage of effective Butler blocking, passes to Tim McCracken. Butler’s bench shouts joyfully at the scoring of another Butler touchdown. Coach Haw- kins doesn’t seem as pleased, though. v Morris- ., racing «P Left: Tim McCracken and Bucky VVhrite- nour run interference for Tommy Smith, gaining the needed yardage for a first down in the Passaic Valley game. George Dominguez watches as Butler re- covers a Newton fumble in the third quarter. Frosh football coach, Mr. Hall Nancy Isenberg Gail Lampert — Captain Barbara Roach Cheerleaders 60-61 Nancy O’Dell STANDING — Gail Lampert, captain, Polly Pownall, co-captain. KNEELING — Carroll Bogcrt, Nancy Isenberg, Alice Brown, Shawn Perry, Barbara Roach, Ruth Mandeville, Cathy Dominianni, Nancy O’Dell. 40 J. V. Cheerleaders — STANDING — Maureen Fitzpatrick, Jane Ault, Cathy Dominianni Lynn Holman. KNEELING — Gail Ostcrhoudt, Kathy Yeisley, Dotti O’Dell. Alice Brown Members of the color guard add a mil- itary air to the half-time formations. Bill Swatos. Dick Peake, Neil Case, A1 Manus, Bill Reiner, and Chester Kimble harmonize?! Buzzy Harris — Our music man 42 At the left: The band and a group of Butlerites crowd up to the field for a pep rally. Below: A section of the band goes through an infor- mal warm-up. BAND MEMBERS: S. Abbott, J. Appelgate, R. Baker, S. Bam- per, B. Banta, V. Bayles, A. Becker, B. Bender, B. Bobrowski, J. Bowersox, B. Breeman, V. Brown, J. Cahill, C. Campbell, D. Case, A. Chandler, F. Charles, S. Calella, J. Cooper, P. Cooper, R. Cooper, S. Dunay, J. Eells, D. Emerich. R. Erickson, P. Farell, C. Haaland, J. Hamilton, C. Harris, J. Harris, R. Hortorn, J. Hecht, C. Heine, D. Ingerson, L. Kaye, T. Killmer. C. Kimbler, L. Kimble, B. Manus, D. Manus, R. Marines, D. May, S. Mc- Clinton, C. Moblard, B. Mynttinen, M. Porles, A. Parcell, P. Pelphrey. B. Poole, D. Quinonesc, F. Ravese, W. Reiner, H. Res- land, E. Riley, R. Rodda, N. Rycrson, D. Schrader. J. Scielzo, M. Slingerland, G. Struck, R. Struck, W. Swatos, M. Taylor. L. Townsend, B. Tozcr, S. Van Cyke, M. Vrecland, L. Wether- walks. F. Welcher, W. Whitehead, D. Wilberton, W. Willis, D. Wittrup, W. Wosten, L. Young, F. Blatterman, R. Cook, B. Dern, L. Dern, A. Joeltz, R. Peake, D. Wood. Between halves the band supplies a needed bit of color, getting the spectators in a ‘‘winning mood. 43 Linda Orcutt Barbara Johnson Patsy McConnel — Head Majorette Standing — Patty Boyle; Donna Johnson; Barbara HyderhofT; Patsy McConnel, Cap- tain; Helen Witty, Co-captain; Barbara Johnson, Linda Orcutt. Seated — Nancy Zigo, Carol Annino. 44 Twirlers '60-’6l Donna Johnson Patty Boyle Helen Witty, co-captain Nancy Zigo Carol Annino Class Officers JUNIORS: Carol Norman, Sec’y., Dick McCracken, Pres., and Eloise Shorter, T reas. Carol Adkins Chuck Albertson Ronald Appel Richie Badcock Gary Bailey Bob Baker Marsha Banta John Bardi Mike Pam John Barbara Begley Betz Bishop Blauvelt Joann Bydook Nancy Bylsma Bob Bruce John Patti Blendcrmann Bobrowski Bond Boyle Dave Gloria Gloria Tommy Brace Brenner Brown Brown Jeff Cahill Vaughn Cahill Must be interesting. Eugene Cambell Gordon Cameron Jasper Card Car°l Michelle Bob Miriam Mary Carlough Collinge Collins Collom Condit Jo-Ann Carlson Frances Carroll John Carroll Alan Chanoler Virginia Clark John Cocker Mary Colfax Jim Richard Linda Bob Cook Cook Cordilionc Corter Charles Kathy Carol Charles Corwith Coughlin Czajkowski De Blick Frank Decker Robert Decker Sandy Decker Sam Dedio Terry Delano Brent De Large Sally DeLazier Debbie DcMuro Brian Dern Ray Dickert Fran Dominianni Jean Dorst Jean Driggs Alan Dunn Jeannette Duran V i Sarah Edsall Bob Edwards A well dressed Butlerite? Joy Eicher Linda Ellingscn Tom Emmerich Don English Billy Ernst Sue Maureen Betty Toni Fioravanti Fitzpatrick Franco Franco Toni Diane Larry Barbara Franticilli Fraser Frawley Fredricks Linda Gioe Hilda Godlcy Jim Golden Art Gonnoud Dianne Gormley Patti Gould Cynthia Grant Robert Ronna John Jere Fredericks Fried Gallagher Galloway Chuck Essigs Barbara Fedkenheuer Bill Sal Norrie Ken Germann Giannone Gibbons Giles George Feith Mark Feldman After months of hard work. Patti Grant Charlie Gravatt George Green Judy Greene Dick Kiezer Bob Kelly Ed Kelly Betty Lou Kimble Richard Kimble Allison King Muriel King Gerald Kirchhof Pennis Klees Bill Kortum John Kotcher Rich Greene Tommy Gregory Doug Groendyke Linda Guarino Jim Gumble Charles Haber Joyce Hambor Henry Hand Norman Harby Colin Harris Alfred Havemann I wonder what happens when I press this one. Dave Jorlett David Kane Lana Kaye Donald Keenan Quiet, please. Lois Joan Ingrid Peter Heacock Hecht Helmke Heywang Dan Bert Orion Barb Hoeflinger Horton Horwath Huber Pat Glenn Donna Bill Hummel Huneke Johnson Jones Charles Krieger Linda Marciano Lynn Krocssig “On the downbeat.” Judy Malone Nancy Krouse Doris Kulh Elizabeth Kuhnen Ted Ray Linda Lindsay Little Lyons Steve Lyons Pat Marion Kathy Mathews Peter Mauer i1 Alvateek David Philip Vicky t'- -J Audrcy MacDonald MacDonald MacDonald MacDonald Julius 1 A Kytle Mazza Karen Ladika Bernadette La France Andrea LaSala Dorothy Maclndoc Georgina Maclndoe Sandy Macklem A1 Madrus June Maikis Elvera Malato Sunda Mancuso David Manus Donna McAllister Harrison McCloud Mike McCullough v Pat Lenahan Cena Romanorum Jane Mead Jon Lcpard Barry Meier Lauren Merwarhi Dick Mickcns David Miles Marilyn Miller Karan Mitchell Clare Moblard Ross Molyneux Bruce Monks Carol Monks Walter Monks Linda Morgan Mike Orcutt Richard Osterhoudt Nancy Padian Greg Pad ley Donald Palko John Parken Bonnie Pascal Robert Pecci Jack Pellington Philip Pelphrey Nancy Penaligon We’ve got to meet that deadline.” Charles Morris Ruthann Carol Linda Dorothy Obert Obechering Olden O’Dell Sue Margo Bob Morrison Mugavero Mustic Lee Nutt “One two three four. One two three four.” Marilyn Olin Liala Olsen Gloria Olsowy Robert Orban Richard Lynne Janet Napp Newman Noe David Piatt Marie Pisapia That makes 100 in the ninth. Jean Porter Dennis Post Bill Earl John Richard Ricker Riley Roberts Rodda Trudy Pragnell Fred Predmore Carolyn Randall June Redner Norma Reggiori Jane Mary Ann James Diane Romain Ross Rovinski Ruck Jeff Margot John Joyce Ruoff Rusnak Sanclimcnti Sanders Bob Doug Ethel Kathy Schafer Schrader Schrappcl Schermann Margret Schultz Connie Sclafani Lia Sauccimarri Vivianne Shcnkle Dorothy Shoemaker Donna Silva Kathy Simpson John Sisco James Slingerland Brenda Smith Connie Smith Garry Smith Ruth Ann Smith Jim Stalter Anne Stava Gail Stephens Floyd Struble George Struble Karen Struble George Strutzel William Swatos Marylee Taylor “Elephant!??!!” Harold Van Luvender Ken Van Zile Edward Veith Angela Von Bueldring Joseph Van Itter Lcanore Vozza James Waddington Bill Ward Jim Warburton Geraldine Waldroff Carolyn Waldroff Robert Elaine Charles Leveda Teets Tenhoeue Thomas Thomas “Always buy sanforized!” I ) « Keith Thompson Sandra Thompson Helen Tintlc Richard Tintle Linda Tlucka Sheldon Tracy Carolyn Utter Fred Vandcrhoff Winifred Rich Margret Lois Vanderstad Van dc Velde Van Dorn Van Douten Phoebe White Kenny Whitmore Pat Janis Donna Jack Whritenour Wicksteaa Wigley Williams Eileen Zabriskie Vera Zabriskie Calvin Whitty Agnes Whritenour Peg Whritenour Shirley Robin Edward Carl Williamson Wilson Winter Wolfe Anna Lee Zicfle Fred Zipperlin Diane John Joan Ernie Wood Wood Wright Wyble “And now a word from our sponsor.” WINTER At the Christmas danced . .. This year’s Christmas dance was given by the Butler Lion’s Club in cooperation with the Butler High School Student Council. The dance was held in the V.F.W. Hall on December 17. A buffet dinner was served at 11:30. The dance was a huge success, with all the tickets sold days before. It was a glittering opening to the holiday season. Dance We . . . Christmas Program Dave Jorlett fills the auditorium with his beau- tiful solo. The choral groups raise their voices in a well-loved Christmas song. Fran Welcher and Amzie Parcell accompany the Choir. Mrs. Freeland does an excellent job of replacing Miss Laflferty during her illness. Come to Butler and See the World Worldly Slaves and slavedrivers People This year, first prize went to Ronny Linares and John Becker for their lively Rock ’n’ Roll number. Emcees Eric Wroldsen, Frank Wright, and Bucky Whriten- our imitate three of our well-known cheerleaders. T A S L H E O N w T Eric, who is showing the audience how to bake a cake, is tricked by “Froggy” to throw the batter in his own face. Dave Brace and Charlie Stro- meyer, the Mt. Idy Meadow- larks, won 3rd prize with their hillbilly comedy routine. Lively juniors Cheryl Ladika and Nancy O’Dell won second place by performing some diffi- cult acrobatic stunts. 65 Music at the Mardi Gras When Teacher’s away It will kill him or cure him Smile! and I’d like to thank the cheerleaders’ Strike! 9 out of ten housewives prefer Lux All the news that’s fit to print. 1960 Lakeland Champs Bowling anyone Marie Antoinette II Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. f The natives are restless. 10 seconds after eighth period I, Helena Rubenstein There’s one in every crowd Two heads are better than one! And now a word from our sponsor. All right, so who’s gonna wash the backboards? Butler’s hard working librarian Touche! Forget the speech I want my award. Gooood morning! What’s going on here? Say cheese! This is your life, Bill Kortum. What grace, what form! Haven’t I seen you someplace before? In a sidewalk cafe. No wonder we lost, Backstage. No dreamers, Congratulations! Boy, I’m glad that’s over. Sing along with Mitch. anyone Hello, there Brubeck, anyone So where’s the ball? Caught between acts. Meeting of the minds. Were’d everybody go No dogs allowed, Yea team! Round and round. Who stole Mr. Harrity? The Ladies and gentlemen of the press. Maple Leaf Miss Giordana advisor. “Gossip or News?” 70 Senior Editorial Staff — STANDING — Jeanne Sci- elzo, Dot Iafrate, Arthur Barry, Barrie Mynttinen, Betty Law. SEATED — Dolores Squiteri. i L t Susan Erb. President Student Council Officers Pat Conklin, Treasurer PMlis Rathbun’ Secrctary 71 Senior Senate — STANDING: Bobbie Busch, Judy Hesse, SEATED: Marie Gregory. Pat Conklin, Charles Neely, Phyllis Rathbun, Joan Galloway. Senior Representatives — STANDING: Neil Case, Bill Smock, Judy Tintle, Mary Ellen Speigel, Lorraine Winterburger, Molly Lamont, Jeanne Burchins. The varied labors of a Student Council President. Junior Representatives — STANDING: Holly Pcmber, Jane Ault, SEATED: Linda Campell, Serene Calco, Joan Watt, Junior Senate — Cheryl Ladika, Phyllis Scielzo, Les- Lynn Holman, Joanne Marquis. lie Chase, Merry Payne, Sandy Price. Sophomore Representatives: BACK ROW: David Kadish, Pat Lcnahan. Vicky MacDonald, Rona Fried. FRONT ROW: Lynn Brown. Cris Burns, Linda Pulis, Judy Toomy. Student Council Marie Gregory settles herself on top of clothes collected during the clothing drive. Sophomore Senate: BACK ROW: Sarah Edsel, Sally DcLazier, Karen Mitchell, FRONT ROW: Doris Kuhl, Ann Webb, Pat Grant. Freshmen Representatives: BACK ROW: Marilyn Sparoni, Bev Rittaco, Dot McMcn- amy, Susan Tintle, Grace Veenboer. FRONT ROW: Carol Whittier, Duane Davenport, Craig Richards, Diane Grant. Mrs. Downs, Student Council Advisor, talks with Pat Conklin, Treasurer. Scientific and a cheerleader, too! Science Depart 74 With a few minor changes, I plan to make a movie out of it. merit’s Finest Hour Cape Canaveral at B.H.S. Left: Danny Macherione, Coach Carpenter, and Ronny Duke pose for a portrait prior to the Northern Valley meet in February. The Butler fencers, headed by co- captains Robert Tournier and Frank Gerard with Alan Klapmuts and Bob Randolph, suffered a losing sea- son, in spite of their dogged efTorts. Coached by Mr. Carpenter, physics and chemistry teacher, the fencing team opened a new phase this year. The new saber team consisted of captain Dan Macherione, Ronny Duke, Warren Ruck, and John Linehan. B. H. S. Saber Alan Klapmuts, Junior Fencer, dodges oppo- nent’s thrust. Fencing practice was held after school this year, so most members had to rely on their own resources for getting home. Right: Participants of the Dickinson meet. WE Tenafly .............. 9 . Hun School ........... 3 . Lawrenceville ........ 7 . Ramapo ............... 4 . Jersey Academy ....... 8 . Hicksville (N.Y.U.) Wingate (N.Y.U.) Clinton (N.Y.U.) Blair Academy Northern Valley Morris Hills Newark Academy THEY .... 7 . .. . 11 . . . . 8 . .. . 14 .... 10 . .. . 2 . .. . 5 . .. . 5 . .. . 0 .... 5 ... . 10 .... 13 and Foilsmen Alan Klapmuts and Frank Gerard practice their maneuvers before a meet at Butler. Bob Ran- dolph adjusts Alan Klapmut’s uniform in prep- aration for the ensuing bout. Bob Tournier, co- captain of the fencing squad. Dan Macherione, captain of the school saber team. Basketball Above: Bucky Whritenour tries to “dunk” a shot while John Moeller prepares to grab a possible rebound. Be- low: Coach Hall briefs squad during time-out. 78 1961 Bucky Whritenour sinks a long jump shot to add two more points to the Butler score. Right: J.V. Team; FRONT: Peter Fleming, Joe Dominguez, Bill Ricker. BACK: “Doc” Ingold, Jim Perrego, Jack Williams, Chuck Essigs, Jack Gallagher, Garry Bailey, and Coach Hall. Following up Butler’s great football season, the basketball team came on as serious con- tender for the Lakeland Conference basket- ball title. Though falling short of this goal, they brought Butler its first winning confer- ence season since 1931, a long draught. The leading scorer of the season was co-captain Johnny Moeller. Equally outstanding were co- captain Art Barr)' and our 6’4” center Bill Mc- Kenny, who led the team in rebounding, with Bucky Whritenour, Jerry Wynn, and sophomores Jack Becker and Chuck Albert- son. Our final record was 11—6, beating Newton, Wayne, and Pompton Lakes twice. Left: FRONT: Dave Mugavero, Keith Sha- ver, Jim Mathews, Dwayne Davenport; BACK: Frank Murphy, Ricky Herling, Kim Davies, Jack Smock. Newton .. 53 Butler 69 Sparta .. 35 Butler 52 Pequannock ... . . . 50 Butler 65 Morristown . .. . .. 61 Butler 58 Boonton .. 42 Butler 80 Wayne . . 58 Butler 62 Dover ...49 Butler 50 Franklin .. . 44 Butler 69 Pompton Lakes .. . 44 Butler 47 Wayne . . 32 Butler 41 Passaic Valley ... . . 61 Butler 58 Morristown .. 79 Butler 60 Pompton Lakes . . 48 Butler 62 Boonton . . 53 Butler 53 Passaic Valley .. 74 Butler 58 Dover .. 56 Butler 44 Newton . . 51 Butler 61 John Moeller goes after the ball, knocked out of Whritenour’s grip. All aboard the G.A.A. Express for a great eve- ning of dancing, wit, mu- sic and only Miss Lott knows what all. Yes, it was this gym teacher- impresario who planned this entertainment. Leslie Chase Isn’t this an adorable scene? “Grandma” Mimi Genthon relates the misadventures of Winny-the-Pooh and friends to Sandy Paulison. Gay Tuttle, and Nancy Phillips. G. A. A. PARENTS NIGHT These “natives” of the Ozarks came specially to B.H.S. for Miss Lott to help enliven G.A.A. night. Barb Allen Jim Anderson Bonnie Armstrong Jane Ault Barb Babcock Chas Baker Betty Bal Judy Bale Barb Ball Sandy Ball Barry Banta Henry Bosch Don Bott Frank Brennan Mike Breslin James Bresett Bob Brown Emerson Brown Ginny Brown Mary Brown George Burt Stephan Bush Look familiar? Barry Brion A1 Carol Ann Barnes Barton Bartonc Bateman Dale Bennett Bernedette Berry Tom Bocchino Jane Bond Tim McCracken and Jim Smith, 1960 football captains, pass the honors on to next year’s captains, George Dominguez and Tom Smith. David Pat Peggy Linda Bayles Bedell Bcndnarak Bch Serene Calco Joe Camphgna Barb Caldwell Linda Cambell Dennis Case William Cataldo Thelma Cay wood Craig Celia Dorothy Chambers Jean Conway Maria Cook Judy Cooper Jackie Costa Will Chip Swett really throw that snowball at Miss Carroll? Judy Cressman Janet Crusco John Cusack Bruce Davenport Russ Dean Jim Degraw Kenny Degraw Mary Della Panna Louis Dcrn Carol Leslie Gloria Mary Lou Chardaroy Chase Clark Clare Gail Conn : w Barb Cole Sue Ann Bill Colella Coller George Dilts Germaine Gallant Don Dilzer Doug Groendyke and Doc Ingod have part-time truce for camera. Mimi Genthon George Dominguez Joseph Dominguez Lois Jeanne Tony Dolores Eklund Erbe Farrell Filippini Gail Dougherty Nancy Douglas Ronnie Duke Roger Pete Finn Fleming Charles Fred Fletcher Fletcher Frank Bill Ed Francine Flores Fox Fredricks Fredricks Bruce Du Monts Three “angels” (Neil Case, Chris Burns, and Joan Watt) drop down for a visit during the Student Council Code of Dress Assembly. Shirley Dunay Judy Eckert John Eels Frank Gerard Dennis Gioe Carol Goecker Geri Golden Patsy Greene Pat Gucntcr Carl Haaland Linda Hall Sandy Hammell Jk 7 mnL Tom Hand John Harris Dee Squitiri Dan Machierone Lois Hodges Carolyn Parker Barbara Allen and Gail Pulis try to absorb some “book lcamin’.” Jim Hastings Paul Haycock Sherry Eileen Larry Margie Higgins Hilferty Hirshberger Hirth Lois Hedges Andy Helmholtz Craig Hobaugh Lynn Holman JL 7 • V j Sharon Hennessey w Ronald Sue Huber Huber Dave Hooey Donald Hopper Jean Huneke Marcie Hurt Harry Hennion Bob Orban and Brian Barton get ready to throw the switch for the morning show . Richard Hennion Lois Hess Barb HcydcrhofT Peter Iozzio Nancy Isenbcrg James Jackie Lorraine Jackob Barbara Jackobs Alan Jaccobus Bill Janulin Joyce Jedlicka Clayton Jennings Barbara Johnson Judy Johnson Judy Johnstone Eileen Kievit Linda Lee Kimble Mary Ellen King Alan Klapmuts Robert Koepplinger Karen Kuht Cheryl Ladika Beth Lake Michele Lang John Laytham Barry Marciano Jo-Ann Time for lunch! A familiar sight for any junior is the Markus mad rush to the Cafe at a B lunch. David Barbara Susan Brian Levine Lewis Lime Linderburch John Sharon Dominick Maureen Linehan Liptak Lisa Lonsiak Richard Isabelle Terry Luke Mac Indoe Maguire Marilyn Mancino Mary Ann Martin Jim Maslow Dale Mathews Joyce Mathews Virginia McCarter Sharon McClinton Are these students making up a test for Mr. Van or “doing time” after school? Thomas McClinton George McConnell Gregor McCormick Dick McCracken Kathy McKenny Eileen McNamee Donna Meisch David Messina Joan Messina Lee Michalka Judy Mickens Harriet Moblard Jane Osar Linda Janet Crusco helps out in the office during her free Ottati period. Gwen Ginny George Pat Moore Munro Murphy Murphy Harold Bill Shirley Carol Mvnett Neukum Nicholson Norman Joseph Nancy Linda Don Novakoski O'Dell Orcutt Organ Gail Osterhoudt Thelma Parisi Lee Paulison Sandy Paulison Merry Payne Manfred Peil Cheryl Ladika and Leslie Chase read off the results of the Sophomore-Senior Code of Dress Poll. Holly Pcnbcr James Pennino Charles Perry Rosemary Sandak Henry Schmidt Doris Schneider Phyllis Scielzo Dianne Seaman Harry Semf Richard Seyer Janet Shaw Boh Shenise Eloisc Shorter Pal Siliric Peter Phelps Gail Phillips Glen Alan Philipps Nancy Phillips Walter Pidcer Barbara Pollard Lillian Post Marguarite Predmorc Sandy Price Robert Randolph Tony Rathbone Darlene Carol Jane Sharon Ricker Rickli Rickman Rockwell Shirley Dunay and Danny Emmcrick arrive at our won- derful Christmas Dance. Dorothy Reiser Harry James Terry Ressland Rhinesmith Rhinesmith John Warren Danny Barbara Rohrer Ruck Rusnak Saqurski Dick McCracken arrived just a little too late. Miss Laf- ferty “explains” that he has to get a late card. Vernon Taylor Anne Terhunt Jean Thiessen John Thunell Walter Tkach Bob Trent Fred Tucholka Gay Tuttle Ann Ursin Donald Van Orden Carolyn Van Orden Lynne Simmons Irving Sisco Marylee Sisco A1 Smith Robert Smith Daniel Smith Marilyn Smith Rodney Smith Thomas Smith Robert Sprattler Bobby Stanke Miss Nielsen’s period two, Math III class ponders over a test. Kenny Charles Anita Carol Storms Strohymer Struble Struble George Herman Mary Sharon Struble Struble Struble Struble Miss Hull extols the virtues of our fore fathers to a jun- ior American History class. Dura Faith Swackhammcr Swarts Chip Lois Swett Taggart Linda Van Ordcn Jackie Vesper Ingrid Voreland Matt Wagner Sonja Wahl Gordon Waite Mary Waleh Kathleen Walsh Bob Waltz Fred Washer Jeff Watson Eric Williams Carolyn Barbara Caldwell relates the story of King Arthur to Williamson her English Class. Carol Ann Claudia Linda Howard Weir Werner Wetzel Whitmore Steve Wilson Marie Winkler Helen Witty Marie Wyble Kathy Yeisley Nancy Zigo Mr. Caruso’s Advanced Biology class seems to be very relaxed! Douglas Doanc This year, for the first time, the Junior history students made several projects having to do with our coun- try’s history. The projects included early American costumes, maps, models of and buildings, and recon- structions of battle grounds. The history teachers hope to make this an annual event in Butler High. Junior History Project 92 SPRING Have a wonderful time. April in Gowns, tux, new shoes, new hairdos, cor- sages, tickets, car keys, and, finally, the big night! Weeks of planning. “Who shall I ask?” “Will he ask me?” “Mother, can I have a new dress?” “Dad, can I have the car?” You won- der if you will ever make it. The Junior Prom, held at Mazdabrook Farms is the social event of the year. Last year the theme was “April in Paris” and music was by Ray Block’s orchestra. ‘Girl Talk.” 96 “I could have danced all night.” Paris “Smile!” “Let's sit this one out.” 97 A family gathering in “The Perfect Gentleman.’ Bob Bryant and Lois Ecklund have a brother-sister quarrel. The Perfect Gentleman College going sis- ter Lynne Hol- man arrives home, greeted by Mother Les Chase. Chem Prof. John Eels is greeted by smitten Lois Ecklund. Lynne Holman seems upset at pub- lic display of her baby album. The entire assembly joined forces for this tune. Let There Be Music The boys take their turn in singing a well known song. Miss Ruth Lafferty. director, leads the singing groups on to another successful Spring Musicale. The girls now lead the singing. Baseball The Butler baseball team experi- enced a bitter-sweet season, winning seven and losing eight games, and beat- ing Blair Academy and Boonton twice. On the other side of the slate were double defeats dealt by Pompton Lakes and Dover. The team was ably coached by “Doc” Ingold and headed by co- captains Danny Morse and Greg Van Orden, the latter of whom led Butler in hitting with .346 average and in home runs with three. The team rookies looked promising, though, and Butler base- ball can take up the former cry of Brooklyn, “Wait’ll next year.” First-baseman Bobby Jones receives throw in time for the out during intra-squad practice. 100 Tommy while cn Smith and Jack Wehrcll discuss game route. Wehrell played center last year. SCORES ahead 1 Butler 1 Franklin . .. 3 Butler 5 Wayne .. . 6 Butler 3 Morristown ... 4 Butler 1 Dover . . . 8 Butler 1 Newton Butler 2 Pompton Lakes . . . . ... 3 Butler 7 Morristown . . . 6 Butler 9 Boonton ... 1 Butler 8 Blair Academy ... 7 Butler 5 Boonton ... 3 1 Butler 7 Pompton Lakes ... 8 Butler 5 Passaic Valley 1 Butler 1 Dover ... . 3 Butler 1 Wayne .... 3 Butler 1 Blair Academy . .. .. . . 0 Butler 8 Newton . . . . 6 Butler 2 Passaic Valley .... . .. . 8 Bucky Writcnour, Butler pitcher, shows here form used against opposing batters. Pictured above is Junior varsity during informal practice. J.V. is coached by Mr. Di Angelis. 101 Track and Field . . . There is nothing like an en- couraging word to make calis- thenics fun on a cold spring afternoon. Butler pole-vaulter shows grace and ability in meet with Pompton Lakes. Left: Neil Case clears high jump in a home meet, bringing our victory over West Morris to a close. Right: Bob Hyle makes his run in preparation for pole-vaulting at Morris Hills meet. The twins do it again. George Germann crosses the line first with Herb a close second. Sport of the Ancients W.- Butler discus thrower John Eells winds up for his first attempt in one meet with West Morris. Our cross-country season may be described in four words: Herb and George Germann. Lead- ing Butlers best team in years to a 10—0 sea- son, they took, between them, first place in every regular season meet. In the post-season Morris- town meet, Herb placed second even though he bested the previous course record. Our regular track season was not so illus- trious, winning two and losing eight. Conspic- uous among Butler’s track men were captains Mike Murphy and Pete Marzio, Steve Wilson. Neil Case, Tom Smith, Ed Malarik, and John Odenwelder. Left to right, FRONT: Bill Wiley, Frank Littler, George Germann. Ed Portman, Don Van Or- den. BACK: Fred Collins, Dave Ingerson, Art Mitt- ler, Herb Germann. Harry Hennion, Grant Taylor, Coach Harrity. Sue Schaefer is inducted into the Honor Society by John Odenwelder. The advisor, Miss Benoy, gives price- less aid to the group. Honor The entire Honor Society takes the oath. 104 Officers of the Honor Society are Sue Schaefer, Treas.; Ray Van Dunk, Vice-?res.; Ricky Charles, Pres.; and Dianne Hey, Sec y. Society Members are busy discussing the coming induction of new members. Honor society members are: 1st ROW — Betty Whritcn- our, Jeanne Sciclzo, and Judy Hesse; 2nd ROW Fran Welcher, Pat Markosky, Gail Lampcrt, and Sue Schaefer; 3rd ROW — Dot Iafrate, Bobbie Busche, Barb Underhill, and Barrie Mynttinen; 4th ROW — Mary Ellen Speigel, Sue Erb, Phyllis Rathbun, Lee Doris Cooper, Dianne Hey, Luisc Massardo, Frank Littler, Ricky Charles, Art Mittler, Ray Van Dunk, and Dan Masone. Senior Staff — Luise Massardo, Sue Schaefer, Gloria Kolen, Mary Ellen Crum, advisor. Speigel, and Marv Prire. editor. Nugget Sophomore Staff — Dave Jarlett, Glenna Carboy. Bill Kortum, Lynn Kytle, Trudy Pragnell. and Donna Me Alistair. Junior Staff — Holly Pcmber, George Burt, Doug Doanc, Terry Maguire, Glenn Philipps, and Ginny Brown. 106 Luise and Sue struggle to meet the deadline. Right: Mme. Standish. who conceived of and pro- duced the Mardi Gras. Rich Peake, who copped First Prize. Butler Mardi Gras Voila, mes amis! GRADUATION The Name of Our Senior Play Cast: Phyllis Rathbun Jim Foote...... Eric YVroldsen . Frank Wright . Joann Bhend . Neil Case...... Bob Tournier . Kirby Hummel Sue Schaefer . Duane Paul . . . Bob Weingarten . . . Vera Claythorne . Captain Lombard . . Judge Wargrave ......... Mr. Blore ...... Emily Brent General MacKenzie . Doctor Armstrong . Anthony Marston ..... Mrs. Rogers .............Rogers . . . . Fred Narracott They also served: Dee Squiteri. Gail Lampert, Carroll Bogert, Gloria Kolen, Jeanne Scielzo, Ruth Manderville, Barbara Roach, Shawn Perry, Bob Meirs. 110 Was -———————— Orr.«Y,A bdlinri m l UvcnUvtiP wen : utri k'j'iy4f! Wilt litlMiitup ch)|i|iu U)iicsUcks One clt i ltra«vfl(HiWiHmri IWulliu u i lilVW Indian wf, ravistUut Imx. H VumUt.UcslunxOw miHWu IV uni ft . W . ViU.lt: Indian botf cppfl in (01 law One fb. in clwrai) and liven VW wir {out. flg .. Ten Little Indians. Senior Class Officers Pat DeMarco, Vice-President. Gail Lampert, Assistant Treasurer. Carol Annino, Secretary. Mrs. Lewis, Class Advisor. Art Barry, President. Jim Foote, Treasurer Arthur Barry “Art” 114 Nancy Bell “Nancy” Joyce Balia “Joyce” Georgeann Bangham “Georgeann” Mary Barnes “Mary” Lyane Barton “Ly” Shirley Beardslee “Shirley” Betty Lou Bender “Betty Lou” jtijjT $ p i Jo-Ann Bhcnd “Jo-Arm” Brian Blaine “Brian” Donald Bentel “Donny” Lynn Brammann “Lynn” Frank Blatterman “Frank” Carroll Bogert “Carroll” Harry Brenner “Harry” William Burkhardt “Bill” Alice Brown “Alice” Linda Bresett “Linda” John Brickman “Yogi” Kenneth Brown “Kenny” Beverly Brown “Bev” Jeanne Burchins “Jeannie” Lois Burges “Lois” ■ 118 Barbara Busch “Bobbie” Sharon Camien “Sharon” Dave Butler Gail Cahill “Gail” “Dave” Dorothy Canty “Dot” 119 f Margaret Card ‘“Margaret” Norman Card “Norm” Neil Case “Neil” Dennis Caruso “Dennis” Frederick Charles “Ricky” Joan Clark “Joan” George Cervasio “George” 120 Joseph Conklin “Joe” Patricia Cole “Pat” Maridcl Collom “Mary” Ronald Colvin “Ron” Quindara Cole “Quin” Fred Collins “Fred” Edward Conklin “Ed” Lee Doris Cooper “Doris” Walter Cook “Walt” James Ridge Cooper “Ridge” Charles Courter “Charlie” 122 Donald Cousin “Don” Richard Damianos “Rich” Patricia De Marco “Pat” John Dc Puyt “Piker” Thomas Dc Lazier “Tom” Wayne Dehncl “Wayne” Suzanne De Large “Sue” Edward Demarst “Eddie” Jack Dolloway “Jack” Catherine Dominianni “Cathy” David Drew “Davy” Laura Dunham “Laura Lee” Raymond Dillon “Ray” Sharon Dolan “Sharon” Maureen Douros “Maureen” Alex Egan “Al” Daniel Ferguson “Danny” Patricia Essing Walter Euteneuer “Pat” “Walt” Susan Erb “Susie” Robert Finello “Bob” Pamela Feustal “Pam” Jeanette Fiorilla “Jan” 125 Robert Gara “Bob” James Foote “Jim” Carol Gagne “Carol” Lorraine Frawley “Lorraine” Paul Freeh “Paul” Donald Fisher “Don” George Fisher “George” Richard Garfield “Rich” Joan Gormley “Joni” Douglas Garfield “Doug” i George Germann “George” Herbert Germann “Herb” Judith Goneroski “Judy” ■ Mavis Godley “Reb” Allen Goeltz “Al” 127 i v 1 1 George Hall “George” Susan Greene “Sue” Kurt Greulich “Kurt” Kathleen Haggerty “Kathy” John Gormley “John” Reginald Gormley “Rcggy” Marie Gregory “Ree” 128 Carol Holly “Carol” Kirk Hobaugh “Kirk” Helmut Hoeflinger “Helmut” Albert Hopper “Al” Benjamin Hopper “Ben” Jerry Hopper “Jerry George Hummel “Kirby” Dorothy Iafrate “Dot” Daniel Jacobsen “Gunnar” Richard Kane “Dick” William Husslebee “Bill” John Jones “Jack” Carole Kcrwicki “Carole” Carolyn Kimble “Carolyn” Joan Kivaitis “Joan” Darleen Kimble “Darleen” Karen Kelleher “Karen” Lorraine Kelly “Lorraine” Thomas Killmcr “Tom” John Knauer Gloria Kolen “John” “Glor” Albert Kleaver “Al” John Kuhen “John” Elizabeth Kopp “Liz” Joan Korkiner “Joanie” Beverly LaCroix “Bev” Joanne Latino “Jo” Joseph Larsen “Joe” William Lango “Bill” Roger Lapcnter “Roger” Irene Larsen “Irene” Molly Lamont “Molly” Gail Lampert “Gail” Karen Larry “Karen” 134 Elizabeth Law “Betty” Thelma Lewicki “Thelma” John Liddle “John” Stephen Levine “Steve” Katherine Lonsiak “Kathy” Francis Littler “Frank” Ronald Linares “Ronny” Brian Maloney Beverly Marion “Bev” Ruth Mandeville “Ruth” Albert Manus “Al” Patricia Markowski “Pat” Terry Marion “Terry” Luise Massardo Robert Mathews “Bob” Kenneth Mathews “Ken” Franees Mathews “Fran” Timothy McCracken “Tim” Patricia McConnell “Patsy” Edward McClinton “Ed” William McCurry “Bill” 137 Patricia Meinking “Pat” Irene McGarry “Irene” Susan Mead “Sue” John McPhee “John” Robert Meier “Bob” Dorothy McGarry “Dot” Beverly Miller “Bev” Wiliam McKenny “Bill” Mary Ellen Monks “Mary Ellen” Barrie Mynttinen “Barrie” 140 David O’Brien “Dave” Carol L. Osar “Carol” Bruce Norman “Bruce” Peter Neidlinger “Pete” Karen Nelson “Karen” Andrew Obschernings “Andy” Amzie Parcell “Amzie” Carolyn Parker “Carolyn’ Paula Patton “Paula” John Pelak “John” Richard Peake “Dick” Duane Paul “Duane” Carol Ann Paulison “Carol” Roben Pellington “Roben” 141 Shawn Perry “Shawn” John Pettinger “John” Linda Ann Pettinger “Linda” Helen Pisapia “Helen” Robert Phillips “Bob” William Plotts “Bill” Nancy Poole “Nancy” Edward Portman “Eddie” Polly Pownall “Polly” Gail Pratt “Gail” Corinne Quaife “Corinne” Gail Pulis “Gail” Elizabeth Prelich “Betty” Marvin Price “Marv” Phyllis Rathbun “Phyl” John Reape “Jack” Dorothy Reynolds “Dot” William Reiner “Bill” Robert Reveley “Bob” Christine Rhincsmith “Chris” Harold Rhinesmith “Harold” Ronald Rhinesmith “Ronny” Judith Ann Ricker “Judy” Leslie Ricker “Les” Patricia Shea “Pat” Gregory Ryan “Greg” Frank Sabot “Frank” Jackson Schcmcl “Jackson” Kathleen Saner “Kathy” Susan Schaefer “Sue” Michael Shea “Mike” Jeanne Scielzo “Jeanie” Dolores Squitieri “Dec” Marie Staehle “Marie” Lcnora Stalter “Lenora” Arthur Stephens “Art” Barbara Stamm “Barbara” 148 Walter Stubbs “Walt” Carl Tarantino “Carl” Robert Sunbury “Bob” Karen Teeling “Karen” 149 Judith Tintlc “Judy” Raymond Van Dunk “Ray” Alan Typinski “Al” 150 Shirley VanderhofT “Shirley” ■ Bette Tozer “Bette” Joan Tucci “Joan” Barbara Underhill “Barb” Byron VanderhofT “Byron” Ruth Van Dunk “Ruth” Carol Van Houten “Carol” George Walker “George” Donald Van Ordcn “Don” Peter Veenbocr “Peter” Jacqueline Verzillo “Jackie” Paula Von Bargen “Paula” .73 Bill Wiley “Bill” L . ' Bruce Warwick “Bruce” Arlene Watson “Arlene” William Whitehead “Bill” Lois Whitmore “Lois” Robert Weingartcn “Bob” Frances Welcher “Fran” Louis Whritenour “Bucky” 152 Lorraine Winterberger “Lorraine” Carole Wulf “Carole” Eric Wroldsen “Eric” 153 Ruth Ann Winer “Ruth” Francis Wright “Frank” Patricia Wosyluk “Pat” Magazine campaign winners Ricky Charles, Betty Banta, and Florence Smith show their prizes. 154 Senior Activities BOB ACKERMAN, 231 Union Avenue, Bloomingdalc, N.J. Homeroom 22 Junior Sportsmen 1; Chess 2 and 3; First Aid 1; Movie Program 1 and 2; CAROLINE AMBRO, Ridgeroad, West Milford, Home- room 20 Glee Club 1; Movie Program 1 and 2; Knitting 1. FRED AMICO, Maple Road, Macopin, Homeroom 22 French 3 and 4; Junior Prom Committees 3; Movie Pro- gram 2; Chefs Club 3. GERALDINE AMORE, Lincoln Avenue, West Milford, Homeroom 210 M.L.A.W. 2: Food Service 2; Dancing 1 and 2. ROGER ANDERSON, Main Road. Hewitt. Homeroom 20 Junior Sportsmen 1 and 2; Boys’ Chorus 1; Movie Pro- gram 2 and 3. CAROL ANNINO, 18 Derrygally Circle, Kinnelon, Home- room 23 Honor Society 4; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4; Twirler 3 and 4; Glee Club 1; Nugget Editorial 2; Science Fair 2 and 3; Dancing 2; Junior Prom Committees 3; Math Club 1; Girls’ Leaders’ Club 1; Advanced Chorus 2; Class Officer Secretary 4. FELICITAS AUERBACH, c o L. C. Kuthe, R.F.D. 1. Newfoundland, Homeroom 300 Girls’ Athletic Asso. 4; German 3. BARBARA BAKER, 106 Hamburg Turnpike, Blooming- dale, Homeroom 23 Glee Club 1; Dancing 1 and 2; First Aid 2; Movie Pro- gram 1 and 2. JOYCE BALLA, Decker Terrace, Kinnelon, Homeroom 23 Golf 1; Glee Club 1 and 2; Science Fair 3; Food Service 3; Library Service 1; Dancing 1 ; First Aid 2; Movie Pro- gram 2. GEORGANN BANGHAM, Circle Drive R.F.D. 2, New- foundland, Homeroom 300 Choir 1 : Art Sen-ice 3. BETTY BANTA. Kakeout Road. Kinnelon, Homeroom 23 Band 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1; First Aid 2. MARY BARNES, 23 Central Avenue, Butler, Homeroom 23 Golf 1; Choir 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Science Fair 4; F.N.A. 3 and 4; President of F.N.A. 4; Vice President Choir 4; Vice President of Glee Club 3. ARTHUR BARRY, Glen Wild Lake, Bloomingdalc, Home- room 11 Class Officer President 4: Student Council 3; Honor Trip 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4: Golf 1 and 2; Maple Leaf Editorial 3 and 4; M.L.A.W. 2; Science Fair 1.2,3; Track 3 and 4; Baseball Club 1 ; Athletic Club 2. LYANE BARTON, 2. White Birch Terrace, Kinnelon, Homeroom 23 Honor Trip 3; Maple Leaf Editorial 3 and 4; M.L.A.W. 2; Science Fair 2 and 4; Art Sen-ice 3 and 4; First Aid 1; Junior Prom Committees 3: Movie Program 1; Make-up Squad 3 and 4. SHIRLEY BEARDSLEE. Echo Lake Road, Homeroom 22 Dancing 2: Knitting 1. NANCY BELL, 32 Roosevelt Avenue. Homeroom 20 Art Service 3 and 4; Dancing 1; Movie Program 1 and 2; Make-up 3 and 4. BETTY LOU BENDER. 36 Spring Street, Butler, Home- room 23 Honor Trip 3; Band 1.2,3,4; Choir 3; Glee Club 1 and 2; Science Fair 1 and 3; Library Service 2 and 3. DON BENDER, 16 Elm Street, Butler, Homeroom 209 Football 3; Junior Sportsmen 1; Boys’ Chorus 2; Science Fair 2; Dancing 2; Modeling 1: Chess 2; Movie Program 1. DONALD BENTEL, Lake Trail South, Fayson Lakes, Homeroom 209 Junior Sportsmen 1 and 2; Golf 3: Art Service 3 and 4; Dancing 1 ; Movie Program 2; Make-up Club 4. JOANN BHEND, 68 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler, Homeroom 300 Choir 2 and 3; Glee Club 2; First Aid 1; German 1,2.3; History 2 and 3; Radio Club 2,3,4. BRIAN BLAINE. 9 Van Dwayne Avenue, Riverdalc, Homeroom 209 Football 1; Junior Sportsman 1; Dancing 1; Chess 2; Movie Program 1. FRANK BLATTERMAN. Miller Rd.. R.F.D. 3. Home- room 23 Band 1,2,3,4, Science Fair 2,3,4, Dancing 1, First Aid 2, Science Seminar 4, Math Seminar 4. CARROLL BOGERT. High Crest Lake. Butler, Home- room 210 Cheerleader 4; Maple Leaf Editorial 3,4, Dancing 1,2, F.N.A. 4. F.T.A. 3. Movie Program 1.2, Knitting 1, Coper Enamiling 3. LYNN BRAMMANN, Fayson Lakes Road. Fayson Lakes. Homeroom 306 Student Council 1, Honor Trip 2, Choir 3,4. Glee Club 1. 2,3, Science Fair 3, Food Service 4; Library Service 3,4, Chess 2, First Aid 1. Jr. Prom committees 3. HARRY BRENNER. F.F.A. 1. Butler, Homeroom 11 Baseball 2, Science Fair 4, Intramurals 3, Baseball Club 2, Athletic Club 2. LINDA BRESETT, Mariontown Hill, Bloomingdalc. Homeroom 311 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2, Maple Leaf Apprentice 2. JACK BRICKMAN, Homeroom 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Food Service 1,2,3,4, Movie Program 1,2. ALICE BROWN, 11 Washington Street, Butler, Home- room 20 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3; Cheerleader 3,4, Maple Leaf Busi- ness 3,4, Jr. Prom Committees 3. BEVERLEY BROWN, 3 Oak Street, Riverdalc, Home- room 306 Choir 3; Glee Club 2,3, Dancing 1. Movie Program 1,2. KEN BROWN. Smith Mills. F.R.D. 3, Bulled Home- room 22 Football 1,3, Jr. Sportsmen 1. Dancing 1,2,3, Movie Pro- gram 1,2,3, Automobile 1,2. JEANNE E. BURCHINS, Maple Trail, Fayson Lakes, Homeroom 11 Student Council 4, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2, Knitting 1. LOIS BURGESS, Homeroom 20 Glee club 1,2, Dancing 1, Movie Program 1. WILLIAM W. BURKHARDT. 62 Rivcrvicw Terrace, Riverdalc, Homeroom 210 Golf 2, Maple Leaf Editorial 4, Visual Aids 2, Stamp and Coin 2,3, Travel 1,2. BRENDA BURNS. 36 Union Avenue, Bloomingdalc, Homeroom 209 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 1,2,3, Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Danc- ing 1, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Movie Program 1. BARBARA A. BUSCH, 19 Morris Avenue. Riverdalc. Homeroom 11 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Honor Trip 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Science Fair 1,2,3,4, Food Service 4, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Movie Program 1, Costume Club 3, Junior Play 3. Frosh-Soph Play 1, F.T.A. 2,3. DAVE BUTLER. 16 Morris Avenue, Riverdale, Home- room 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Chess 1. Dancing 1 GAIL CAHILL, 25 RaflTman Road. Bloomingdale, Home- room 306 Honor Trip 1.2,3. Maple Leaf Editorial 3,4. Science Fair 1,2, Dancing 1, First Aid 2. F.N.A. 2,3, Jr. Prom Commit- tees 3, Knitting 1, Costume Club 3,4, International Ex- periment 3. JACK CAHILL, Charles Street, West Milford, Home- room 22 Science Fair 2,4, Visual Aids 1, Dancing 1,2, Movie Pro- gram 1,2. SHARON CAMIEN. 22 Pearl Street, Blooming- dale, Homeroom 209 Sr. Glee Club 3. Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2. DOROTHY CANTY, 16 Meadow Lane. Kinnelon, Home- room 210 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 2, Twirler 2, Glee Club 2, Art Serv- ice 2, Dancing 1. BEV CARBOY, 36 Bailey Avenue, Bloomingdale, Home- room 20 Honor Trip 3, Choir 3.4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Dancing 1, F. T.A. 3,4, International Experiment 3.4. MARGARET CARD, 4 Arch Street, Butler, Homeroom 22 Dancing 1, Movie Program 1. NORMAN HENRY CARD, Otterhole Road, West Mil- ford, Homeroom 11 Baseball 2. Football 3. Wrestling Club 3. TOM CARD, Oak Ridge, West Milford. Homeroom 306 Baseball 2. DENNIS CARUSO, Clinton Rd., Hewitt, Homeroom 311 Dancing 1,2,3: Movie Program 1. GEORGE CERVASIO, 38 Van Dam Ave, Bloomingdale. Homeroom 306 Business Service 3: Dancing 1,2. NEIL CASE, 62 Post Lane, Riverdale. Homeroom 23 Student Council 4; Honor Trip 2; Jr. Sportsman 1,2; Track 1,2,3.4; Chess 2; French 3; Class Play 3,4. FREDERICK CHARLES. Dogwood Trail. Fayson Lakes, Homeroom 23 Student Council 3; Honor Society 3. President 4; Honor Trip 1.2,3,4; Jr. Sportsman 1; Band 1.2,3,4; Kcil House Katz 3,4; Boys’ Chorus 2: Choir 2: Science Fair 1,2,3.4; Movie Program 1; Talent Show 3; Baseball Club 2; Class Play 1.3; Lakeland Conference Band 2,3,4: Science Fair Committee 1,2,3,4. JOAN CLARK. 26 Ann Street, Bloomingdale. Homeroom 300 Class Officer — Vice-President 2. KATHLEEN CLARK. Echo Lake Road. West Milford. Homeroom 300 G. A.A. 1; Choir 4: Glee Club 1: Dancing 2: F.T.A. 2: Movie Program 1.2: Knitting 2. PATRICIA COLE. Newfoundland. Homeroom 23 Glee Club 1; Movie Program 1.2: Knitting 2. QUINDARA COLE. Newfoundland, Homeroom 20 Glee Club 1,2; Nugget Business 3.4; Dancing 1.2: Knit- ting 1. FRED COLLINS. Macopin Road. West Milford, Home- room 210 155 Jr. Sportsman 1.2: Corss Country 3.4: Track 1.2,3,4: Choir 4: Maple Leaf Editorial 4: Chess 2. MARY COLLOM 188 Kiel Ave: Butler. Homeroom 22 Class Officer President 1 ; Honor Trip 1, Golf 2. Choir 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3.4: Library Sen-ice 2: F.T.A. 3.4: Inter- national Experiment 3. RONALD COLVIN. Maple Trail, Fayson Lakes. Home- room 209 Football 1; Boys’ Chorus 2; Science Fair 2,3,4; Chess 2: Movie Program 1: Boys’ Engineering 2; Football Club 1. EDWARD CONKLIN. 12 Crane Ave, Bloomingdale. Homeroom 210 Science Fair 4: Art Sen-ice 3.4: Chess 1: Modeling 1: Movie Program 3.4. JOSEPH CONKLIN. 129 Bartholdi Ave, Butler. Home- room 22 Choir 1: Science Fair 2: Chess 2: Dancing 1,2; Movie Pro- gram 1. PATRICIA A. CONKLIN. Lake Trail West. Fayson Lakes. Homeroom 11 Student Council 3. Treasurer 4: Honor Trip 3: Science Fair 2: Art Service 3.4. MICHAEL CONNORS. Echo Lake Road. West Milford. Homeroom 210 Baseball 3; Jr. Sportsman 1,2,3. Dancing 1. Movie Pro- gram 1,2. LINDA CONWAY. 92 Boonton Ave., Butler Homeroom 23 Glee Club 1 : Dancing 1.2; Movie Program 1,2; Bowling 4. WALTER COOK. Pinccliff Lakes. West Milford. Home- room 20 Jr. Sportsmen 1: First Aid 2: Movie Program 1,2; Auto- mobile 3 ; Science Seminar 3; Intramurals 3. LEE DORIS COOPER. 24 Captolenc Avenue, Blooming- dale, Homeroom 209 Honor Society 3,4: Honor Trip 2.3; Nugget Business 4; Business Sen-ice 3; Dancing 1,2 : Movie Program 1,2. RIDGE COOPER. 68 Main Street. Homeroom 23 Band 3.4. Kiel House Katz 4, Science Fair 3. SAL CASTANZO. 14 White Haven Place, Bloomingdale Homeroom 20 Choir 1.2.3.4. Maple Leaf Business 4, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. CHARLES COURTER. 10 Wallace Avenue, Blooming- dale, Homeroom 23 Basketball 1, Movie Program 1.2. DONALD COUSIN. Clinton Road. Newfoundland. Homeroom 306 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Movie Program 1,2. RICHARD DAMIANOS. 16 Cedar St.. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 22 Student Council 3. Track 3.4, Football 4, Chess 2. WAYNE DEHNEL. Germantown Rd.. 1. Butler. Home- room 20 SUE DeLARGE. 55 Kiel Ave., Butler. Homeroom 209 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. TOM DcLAZlER. 20 Glcnwild Avenue. Bloomingdale. Homeroom 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Movie Program 1, Intramurals 3. PATRICIA DeMARCO, 3 Morse Avenue. Butler. Homeroom 306 Vice-President 4. Golf 2, Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3. Glee Club 1,2, Nugget Business 4, Library Sendee 3,4. Danc- ing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. Jr. Prom Committees 3. EDWARD DEMAREST. 11 Parkway, Riverdale. Home- room 11 Chess 2. First Aid 2. Jr. Sportsmen 1. JOHN DePUYT. 56 Carey Ave.. Butler, Homeroom 22 Football 1.2.3,4. Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Science Fair 4, Visual Aids 2, Movie Program 1,2. RAYMOND DILLON, Lakeside South. Hewitt. Home- room 20 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Chess 3. Movie Program 1.2. SHARON DOLAN. Terrace Ave.. Butler, Homeroom 20 Golf 1; Choir 1.2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2. Maple Leaf Business 2. 3.4. Science Fair 2.4, First Aid 1. F.T.A. 3. JACK L. DOLLOWAY. 227 Union Ave., Homeroom 11 Baseball Club 1.2. Jr. Sportsmen Club 2. CATHY DOMINIANNI. 3 White Birch Terrace, Kinne- lon. Homeroom 22 Honor Trip 2,3. Cheerleader 4. Maple Leaf Business 4. Nugget Business 4. Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1.2. MAUREEN ANN DOURAS. 48 Morse Lake. Blooming- dale, Homeroom 11 Golf 1. Glee Club 1,2, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. DAVID DREW. 19 Elm Street, Homeroom 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1. Auto- mobile 3. LAURA DUNHAM, Homeroom 209 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1. ALEX EGAN, Mt. Glen Lks.. R.D. 1, Butler, Homeroom 306 Art Service 2,3, Dancing 1,2,3, Modeling 1. Movie Pro- gram 1,2,3, Junior Play 3. Make-Up Club 2,3.4. DANNY EMMERICK, High Crest Lake, Butler. Homeroom 23 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Kiel House Katz. 3.4. Bovs’ Chorus 3,4, Science Fair 3, Music Service 3,4. Dancing 1, Talent Show 3, Track 2,3, Baseball Club 2. SUSAN ERB. Homeroom 11 Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Honor Society 3,4, Honor Trip 1,2, Glee Club 1, Nugget Editor- ial 2, French 4, Science Fair 1,2,3, Knitting 1, Science Fair Committee 1,2.3. S.F.C. Sec. 2,3, Under-House Chairman 2, Glee Club Pres. 1. PAT ESSING, 16 Hillcrest Avenue, Butler. Homeroom 22. Honor Trip 1, Dancing 2, Movie Program 1,2. Knitting 1. WALT EUTENEUER, 113 Star Lake Avenue, Blooming- dale, Homeroom 209 Baseball 1. Science Fair 1.2,3, Dancing 1,2. DANIEL T. FERGUSON. 8 Walnut Str. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 306 Boys’ Chorus 1, Science Fair 2, Art Service 3, Visual Aids 3, 4. Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 2, Make-up 3,4, Chief Club 3. PAMELA FEUSTEL, RD Boonton Ave. Kinnelon, Homeroom 300 Choir 1, Glee Club 1.2,3, Science Fair 2,3.4. First Aid 1, French 3.4, Math Club 1, Public Speaking 2, International Experiment 3, Neswpapcr Service 3,4. BOB FINELLO. Post Brook Farm, West Milford, N.J.. Homeroom 23 Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Choir 1,2, F.T.A. 3,4, Jr. Prom Commit- tees 3. Movie Program 1,2. JEANETTE FIORILLA, Lincoln A%-c., West Milford, N.J., Homeroom 209 Student Council 2, Honor Trip 3, Maple Leaf Editorail 4, Science Fair 3, Art Service 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Jr. Prom Com- mittees 3, Make-up 3,4. DONALD FISHER. 17 Lafayette Avenue, Butler, Homeroom 210 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. GEORGE FISHER, 8 Elizabeth Street, Bloomingdale, Homeroom 20 Golf 2, Chess 2. Dancing 3, Movie Program 1, Automobile 3, Jr. Sportsmen 1. Chiefs Club 3. JAMES FOOTE. 223 Gravel Hill Road. Smoke Rise. Homeroom 20 Treasurer 4. Honor Trip 2. Golf 2, Boys’ Chorus 1.2,3,4, Choir 2,3. Science Fair 2,3.4, Math Club 1. Modeling 1, Social Studies Seminar 3, Sc. Seminar 4, Class Play 3,4. LORRAINE FRAWLEY. 29 Hillside Avenue. Butler. Homeroom 22 Dancing 1,2. Movie Program 1,2. PAUL FRECH, 28 Meadow Lane. Homeroom 23 Choir 1,2,3, Movie Program 3. Bowling 4. CAROL GAGNE, Homeroom 311 Student Council 4, Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. OAN GALLOWAY, Cliff Trail, Fayson Lks., Homeroom Student Council 1.2,3.4. Vice-President 4, Honor Trip 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2. Choir 4. Glee Club 1,2. F.N.A. 3,4. Knitting 1. ROBERT GARA, Kampte Lake. Bloomingdale. Home- room 306 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 2, Stamp and Coin 3. RICHARD GARFIELD. Fayson Lakes. Kinnelon, Homeroom 311 Student Council 1,2. Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3, Band 1,2, Sci- ence Fair 1.2,3,4, Art Service 3.4, Visual Aids 1. Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. Boys’ Architectural Drawing 3,4. GEORGE GERMANN. Ridge Rd., West Milford, Home- room 210 Track 3,4. Cross Country 4. Science Fair 2,4, Dancing 1, Movie Program 1. HERBERT GERMANN, Ridge Rd.. West Milford. Home- room 209 Science Fair 2,3, Dancing 1.2, Track 3,4, Cross Coun- try 4. C-Captain 4. MAVIS GODLEY. 34 Main Street. Blomingdale. Home- room 300 Basketball 1, Library Service 4, Dancing 2, First Aid 1. Movie Program 1.2. Yearbook Typist 4. ALLEN GOELTZ. Lake Shore Dr.. Hewitt. Homeroom 23 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2, Golf 2. Band 1.2,3,4. Chess 1. JUDY GONEROSKI. 25 Kiel Avenue. Butler, Homeroom 209 Secretarial Service 3. Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. CHARLES GOOD. Hamburg Turnpike, Butler. Home- room 11 Visual Aids 2. Chess 1, Movie Program 1. JOAN HELEN GORMLEY, 21 Boonton Avenue, Butler. Homeroom 306 Glee Club 1.2. M.L.A.W. 2. Golf 1. Dancing 1,2. JACK GORMLEY. 21 Boonton Avenue, Homeroom 23 Science Fair 1.2. Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1. Jr. Sports- men 1,2. REG GORMLEY.Gormley’s Lane. Butler, Homeroom 20 Modeling 1. Movie Program 1.2. GERALDINE GRANT. 12 Crane Avenue. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 20 Glee Club 1,2. Dancing 1.2. Math Club 1, Movie Program 1. SUSAN GREENE, 185 Fox Ledge Road, Smoke Rise, Homeroom 22 156 G.A.A. 4; Science Fair 4; Library Service 3,4; French 3,4; F. T.A. 4; Knitting 1. MARIE GREGORY, 21 Cedar Street, Riverdale, Homeroom 306 Student Council 3,4; Honor Trip 2; Glee Club 1; Maple Leaf Editorial 2,3; Dancing 1 ; F.T.A. 2,3; Movie Program 1. KURT GREULICH, High Crest Lake, Butler, Homeroom 306 Football 1,2; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Golf 1,2; Dancing 1,2; Table tennis 2; Intramurals 3,4; Track 1. KATHLEEN HAGGARTY. 26 Poplar Street, Butler, Homeroom 306 G. A.A. 2; Science 1; Library Service 2; First Aid 1; Movie Program 1,2; Girls Architectural Design 3. GEORGE HALL, R.F.D. 1, Newfoundland, Homeroom 306 Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Choir 1, Dancing 1,2. LINDA HANSEN. 101 Morse Lake Road, Bloomingdalc. Homeroom 300 Golf 1, Glee Club 1,2, Dancing 1,2. Movie Program 1,2. REID HEINZ. Homeroom 209 Science Fair 3,4. ALBERTA HENION, Argonne Rd., Butler, Homeroom 23 Honor Trip 2,3. Choir 4, Glee Club 1,2, Science Fair 2. F.T.A. 3,4. Spanish Club 3. BARRY HENRY. Homeroom 213 LARRY HOPPER. Point Breeze Drive, Hewitt, Homeroom 210 Jr. Sportsmen 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Dancing 2. JUDY HESSE, 16 Myrtle Avenue, Butler, N.J.. Home- room 22 Class Officer Secretary 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Trip 1.2.3; Glee Club 1; M.L.A.W. 2; Science Fair 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Talent Show 3.4; Knitting 1. BOB HEYL. Kinnelon, N.J., Homeroom 209 Track 1.2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3; Movie Program 2; Auto- mobile 2. VERONICA HOAGLAND. Lakeside, Hewitt. N.J.. Homeroom 210 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3; Glee Club 1: Dancing 1; First Aid 2 ; Maple Leaf Apprentice 2. DIANNE HEY, 32 Adalist Avenue, Butler, N.J., Homeroom 300 Class Officer Secretary 4; Honor Trip 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Nugget Business 3,4; Science Fair 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3. KIRK HOBAUGH, Macopin Rd.. Weat Milford, N.J., Homeroom 23 Science Fair 1,2.3; Photography 1; Chess 2; .Movie Pro- gram 2. HELMUT HOEFLINGER. 24 Lafayette Avenue, Butler. N.J., Homeroom 20 Science Fair 1.2.3,4. CAROL HOLLY. 12 Capolene Avenue. Bloomingdale, N.J., Homeroom 210 Dancing 1; Movie Program 1,2. ALBERT HOPPER. Box 12, Newfoundland. N.J., Home- room 20 Basketball 2; Visual Aids 1,2; Priming Service 1; Dancing 1; Movie Program 1,2: Automobile 3. BEN HOPPER, 4 Hamburg Turnpike. Bloomingdalc. N.J.. Homeroom 311 Football 1; Jr. Sportsmen 1: Movie Program 2.3; Baseball Club 2. JERRY HOPPER. 32 Morris Avenue. Riverdale. Homeroom 22 Dancing 1. Movie Program 1,2. CAROL HOURIGAN. 59 Rafkind Rd.. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 306 Glee Club 1, Science Fair 2, Business Service 3. Secretarial Service 4. Dancing I. Movie Program 2. Knitting 1. KIRBY HUMMEL. 33 Fayson Lakes Rd.. Homeroom 209 Football 1.2, Golf 1. Science Fair 2. Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2, Automobile 3, Chiefs Club 3. Sr. Play 4. WILLIAM HUSSELBEE, Otterhole Road. Butler. Homeroom 209 Science Fair 2,3,4. Chess 2, Modeling I. Movie Program I, 2. Stamp 3. Automoble 3. DOT IAFRATE. Morsetown Rd., West Milford. Homeroom 11 Secretary 2,3. Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 1,2,3.4, Maple Leaf Editorial 1,2,3, Secretarial Service 4. Spanish Club 3. F.T.A. 2.3.4. History 3. GUNNAR JACOBSON. 24 Arch Street. Butler. Homeroom 306 Movie Program 1,2. WARREN JELINEK, Boonton Avenue, Kinnelon. Home- room 210. JOHN H. JONES, 55 Kiel Avenue. Butler, Homeroom 306 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Dancing 1,2. ROBERT JONES, 40 Boonton Avenu, Butler. Homeroom 210 Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4. Jr. Sportsmen 1. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 12, Table Tennis 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3. Baseball Club 2. RICHARD KANE. 12 Cooper Road, Hewitt, Homeroom 22 Jr. Sportsmen 2, Chess 2, Boys’ Intramurals 3. KAREN KELLEHER. Cascade Way, Butler, N.J., Home- room 209 Student Council 2,3; Honor Trip 1,3; Glee Club 1; Nug- get Business 3,4 ; Dancing 1,2; Movie Program 1,2. LORRAINE KELLY. 28 Tice Street, Bloomingdale. N.J., Homeroom 23 Glee Club 1,2; Maple Leaf Business 1; Dancing 1,2; Movie Program 1.2: Knitting 1. MONIKA KERGEL. 68 Main Street, Butler, N.J., Homeroom 22 Dancing 1; Movie Program 1,2. CAROLE KERWICKI, Morsetown Rd.. West Milford. N.J., Homeroom 300 Glee Club 1,2; Nugget Business 4; Food Service 4; Danc- ing 1 ; Movie Program 1,2. TOM KILLMER. Greenwood Lake Tpk.. Hewitt, N.J.. Homeroom 23 Band 1,2,3,4; Kiel House Kats 2,3,4; Chess 2; Dancing 1.2. Talent Show 3; Conference Band 2,3. CAROLYN KIMBLE, Kanouse Rd., Newfoundland, N.J., Homeroom 209 Dancing 1,2: Movie Program 1,2. DARLEEN KIMBLE, Wooley Rd.. Newfoundland, N.J., Homeroom 311 Dancing 2; F.T.A. 3; Knitting 1. JOAN KIVAITIS, 20 Mead Avenue, Riverdale, N.J.. Homeroom 210 Business Serv ice 3; Dancing 1,2; Movie Program 1,2. MARIE KLAASSENS, 34 Cotluss Rd., Riverdale, N.J., Homeroom 209 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 2; Dancing 1; Movie Program 1 Knit- ting 2. AL KLEAVER, Homeroom 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Golf 2, Chess 1,2, Movie Program 3. JOHN KNAUER, Carmel Rd.. Homeroom 311 Printing Service 3, Dancing 1,2, Math Club 1. GLORIA KOLEN, Homeroom 22 Honor Trip 1, Glee Club 1, Nugget Editorial 2,3,4, Sci- ence Fair 2,3. F.T.A. 3, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Knitting 1. ELIZABETH KOPP. 10 Arlington Place, Riverdale. Homeroom 11 Golf 1, Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Maple Leaf Business 3, F.T.A. 3,4. Movie Program 1,2. JOAN KORKINER, R.F.D. 3, Butler, Homeroom 209 Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. JOHN KUHNEN, Lincoln Avenue, West Milford. Homeroom 306 Choir 3, Science Fair 1,2,3, Chess 3, German 2,3, Model- ing 1 ; Movie Program 2, Student Council 2. BEVERLY LaCROIX, Maple Lake Rd., Kinnelon. Home- room 210 Girls' Athletic Assn. 1,2,3. Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Knit- ting 1, History 3.4. Jr. Prom Committees 3, French 2,3,4, First Aid 1. Art Service 1,2,3. MOLLY LAMONT. 5 Roy Avenue, Bloomingdalc, Homeroom 22 Student Council 4, Golf 1,2, Girls’ Athletic Assn., 2,3,4. F.T.A. 3,4. GAIL LAMPERT. Lakeside Trail. Fayson Lakes .Home- room 20 Assistant Treasurer 4. Student Council 2. Honor Society 3. 4. Honor Trip 1,2,3. Cheerleader 2.3,4. Captain 4. Glee Club 1. M.L.A.W. 2, Science Fair 2,3. First Aid 1. French 4. F.T.A. 3.4. Jr. Prom Committees 3. Knitting 1. BILL LANGO. 55 South Road. Homeroom 210 Stamp and Coin 3. ROGER LAPENTER, 29 Halsey Avc., Riverdale, Home- room 11 Student Council 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Jr. Sportsmen 1, Pho- tography 3,4. KAREN LARRY, 45 Mead Avenue Riverdale, Homeroom 22 Twirler 2,3, _ Choir 2, Glee Club 1, Library Service 2, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Girls’ Harmony 2, Bowling 4. JOE LARSEN, Glen Acre Estates, Butler, Homeroom 22 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Science Fair 2, Chess 2, Automobile 3, Hobby 1. IRENE LARSON, Union Valley Road, West Milford, Homeroom 306 Glee Club 1. Secretarial Service 3, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. JOANN LATINO, Wallisch Estates, West Milford, Homeroom 300 Glee Club 1. M.L.A.W 2. Dancing 1,2, Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. 3. Movie Program 1,2. BETTY LAW. Union Valley Road, West Milford, Homeroom 209 Girls’ Athletic Assn.. 1.4. Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Maple Leaf Editorial 3,4, F.T.A. 3,; Jr. Prom Committees 3, Pub- lic Speaking 2. Dramatics Club 1. STEVE LEVINE, 35 Carey Avenue. Butler. Homeroom 210 President 3, Honor Trip 1.2, Science Fair 2,3,4, Chess 1,2, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Math Club 1. Science Seminar 3, Basketball and Baseball Club 2. THELMA LEWICKI. 62, a Arch Street, Butler. Homeroom 311 Food Service 1,2.3. Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. 157 JOHN A. LIDDLE, 64 Rafkind Rd., Bloomingdale. Homeroom 11 Chess 2. Movie Program 2. RONNY LINARES. 4 Halsey Avenue. Rivcrdalc, Homeroom 20 Band I. Kiel House Katz 2.3.4. Choir 1,2.4. Dancing 1. Movie Program 1. FRANK LITTLER. Echo Lake Rd.. West Milford. N.J.. Homeroom 23 Honor Society 3,4: Track 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 2.3,4: Key Club 3. CATHIE LONSIAK. 3885 Leabnon Rd.. Upper Green- wood Lake. N.J., Homeroom 210 Glee Club 1; Movie Program 2,3: Knitting 2. BRIAN MALONEY. Ricker Terrace, Kinnelon, N.J.. Homeroom 306 Student Council 2; Football 1.2.3,4: Movie Program 1: Track 1 : Football Club 1; Athletic Club 2. RUTH MANDEVILLE. Strong Drive, Kinnelon, N.J., Homeroom 300 Cheerleader 3.4: Glee Club 1; Maple Leaf Business 4: Nugget Business 4; Food Service 3.4; Dancing 1,2: Movie Program 1,2; Arts and Crafts 2; Senior Play 4. ALBERT MANUS, Box 166, Union Valley Rd., West Mil- ford. N.J., Homeroom 23 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Track 2: Cross Country 3: Band 1,2,3,4: Kiel House Katz 4; Chess 1,2. BEVERLY MARION, Fitchcr Street, Bloomingdale. N.J., Homeroom 210 Glee Club 1: Maple Leaf Business 4; Nugget Business 4; Business Service 3: Secretarial Service 3; Dancing 1,2; Movie Program 1,2; Knitting 2. TERRY MARION. 8 Birch Street, Bloomingdale, N.J., Homeroom 22 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Science Fair 1,2; Chess 1,2; Movie Pro- gram 1,2. PATRICIA MARKOWSKI. Route 23, Butler, N.J., Homeroom 210 Honor Society 3,4: Honor Trip 2,3; Science Fair 2,3; Li- brary Service 2; Dancing 1,2; German 4; F.N.A. 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3; Math Club 1 ; Movie Program 1,2; International Experiment Club 3. LLOYD MARSH, Uakcside Rd., Hewitt, N.J., Homeroom 209 Football 3,4. PETE MARZIO, 2nd Avenue and Center Street. West Milford, Homeroom 210 Honor Trip 1, Football 3,4, Science Fair 4. Dancing 1,2. Movie Program 1,2. DANIEL MASONE, 274 Hamburg Turnpike. Rivcrdalc. Homeroom 210 Honor Trip 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3. Golf 1, Maple Leaf Edi- torial 4, Chess 1, Science Fair 2.3.4, German 3, Math Club 1,4. Science Seminar 3. LUISE MASSARDO. Mt. Glen Lakes, Butler, Homeroom 22 Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 1.2,3,4. Choir 3. Nugget Edi- torial 2,3,4, Science Fair 2.3, Dancing 1. Jr. Prom Com- mittees 3, Movie Program 1. Public Speaking 2. FRANCES MATHEWS, Echo Lake Road, F.F.D. 1. Butler, Homeroom 209 Glee Club 1. Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2, Knitting 1. KEN MATHEWS, 234 Union Avenue, Homeroom 11 Movie Program 1,2. Baseball Club 1.2. BOB MATHEWS, Rt. 23. Butler. Homeroom 210 Chess 2. Movie Program 1,2. ED McCLINTON. 60 Northwestern Avenue, Butler. Homeroom 22 Football 1,2,3, Food Service 1. PAT McCONNELL. 419 Green Hill Road. Smoke Rise. Homeroom 23 Student Council 3. Girls Athletic Assn., 2. Twirler 2,3.4, Head Majorette 3,4. Glee Chib 1, Science Fair 2,4. Jr. Prom Committees 3. Movie Program 1,2, Knitting 1,2. TIM McCRACKEN, 157 Kiel Avenue, Butler, Homeroom 20 Football 1.2,3.4, Movie Program 1,2. BILL McCURRY, Shady Lake, Butler, Homeroom 210 Football 3.4, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Chess 1.2. DOROTHY McGARRY. Fayson Lakes, Kinnelon. Homeroom 22 Glee Club 1, Science Fair 4, Dancing 1, First Aid 2, Travel 2. Knitting 2. IRENE McGARRY. Kinnelon, Homeroom 11 Glee Club 1, Dancing 1. First Aid 1. Travel 2. Knitting 2. BILL McKENNY, 30 Arbor Estates, Kinnelon. Homeroom 11 Basketball 1.2,3.4. Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Astronomy 2. Science Fair 1,2, Food Service 4. Library Service 1, Baseball Club 1.2. JOHN McPHEE. 284 Main Street. Butler. Homeroom 210 Boys’ Chorus 1.2. First Aid 2, F.T.A. 3.4. SUSAN MEAD. 24 Cotluss Road. Rivcrdalc, Homeroom 210 Choir 2,3, Glee Club 2, Art Service 3.4, F.T.A. 4. Movie Program 1.2. Knitting 1. ROBERT MEIER. 8 Gifford Street, Butler. Homeroom 306 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Visual Aids 1,2,3. Weather Station 3, Chess 2. Movie Program 1.2. Stage Crew 2.3,4. PAT MEINKING. High Crest Lake. Homeroom 311 Choir 2.3, Glee Club 1. Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2, Knitting 1. BEVERLY MILLER. 14 Arch Street. Butler. Homeroom 11 DUANE MILLER. 7 Ricker Road. Kinnelon, Homeroom 20 Automobile 1,2. JANET MILLER, 136 Vreel. .id Avenue. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 210 Golf 2, Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3. Choir 2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2,3, Dancing 2. Nugget Business 4. Business Service 3. Movie Program 1,2. ARTHUR MITTLER. Lakeside Drive, Hewitt, Home- room 22 Honor Society 3,4. Honor Trip 1,2,3, Boys’ Chorus 2,3,4, Science Fair 3,4, Math Club 2,4, Cross Country 4, Boys’ Athletics 3. JOHN MOELLER, Macopin Road. R.F.D., West Milford. Homeroom 311 Honor Trip 1. Baseball 2, Basketball 1.2,3,4. Track 3.4. MARIE MONKS. 24-B Glenwild Avenue. Bloomingdale, Homeroom 300 Golf 2. Movie Program 1,2. ROSEANN MULLEN. Oak Drive, Oak Ridge. Home- room 210 Glee Club 1,2, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1. Girls' Harmony 2. BARRIE MYNTTINEN, 14 Ogden Terrace, Butler, Homeroom 23 Student Council 1, Honor Society 4, Honor Trip 1,2,3, Golf 1. Band 1,2,3,4. Maple Leaf Editorial 2,3,4. Science Fair 3.4. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Debating 1. CHARLES B. NEELY. 358 Brookvale Road, Smoke Rise. Homeroom 209 Student Council 4. Maple Leaf Editorial 3, M.L.A.W. 2, Science Fair 2,3,4, French 3,4, Movie Program 2. PETER NEIDLINGER, 29 Mathews Avenue, Rivcrdale. Homeroom 20 Science Fair 3. Visual Aids 2, First Aid 3, Modeling 1,2, Automoblic 3, Track 1, Movie Program 1,2. KAREN NELSON, 34 Wallace Avenue, Bloomingdale, Homeroom 300 Golf 2, Girls’ Athletic Assn., 3. Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2. BRUCE NORMAN, Allison Avenue, Newfoundland. Home- room 20 Banc! 1,2,3, Dancing 2, Mo ic Program 1. DAVID O'BRIEN, Beafort Road, Homeroom 22 Science Fair 2,3, Visual Aids 3, Movie Program 1,2.3, Automobile 2. ANDREW OBSCHERNINGS, 19 Parkway, Rivcrdale, Homeroom 306 Boys’ Chorus 2 Visual Aids 1, Dancing 1,2,3. Movie Pro- gram 1,2, Radio Club 1,2. CAROL OSAR, 50 Central Avenue. Butler. Homeroom 210 Honor Trip 3, Golf 1, Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Maple Leaf Business 4, Science Fair 2. Movie Program 1. STEVE PAOLO, Homeroom 20 Basketball 2, Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Chess 1,2,3, Jr. Prom Com- mittees 3, Rifle 3, Copper Enamel 3, Automobile 3. AMZIE PARCELL, 23 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler, Home- room 23 Band 1,2,3.4. Kiel House Katz 2,3,4. Boys’ Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Visual Aids 1,2, Music Service 2,3,4. Chess 2. FTA 4, Movie Program 1, Talent Show 3, Band Confer- ence 1,2,3, Fencing 2. CAROLYN PARKER, West Milford. Homeroom 311 Honor Trip 1,2, Maple Leaf Business 3,4. M.L.A.W. 2, Science Fair 2,3,4, Food Service 4. French 3. Jr. Prom Com- mittees 3, Knitting 1. PAULA PATTON. Lindy Lake, Butler. Homeroom 210 J.V. Twirler 3. Maple Leaf Editorial 3,4, Science Fair 3, Nurses Office 2.3,4. F.N.A. 3.4. Travel 2. DUANE M. PAUL, 753 Ridge Rd., Smoke Rise, Home- toom 306 Honor Trip 1. Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Golf 2, Boys’ Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Choir 1.2.3.4, Astronomy 2. Science Fair 1,2,3,4, Visual Aids 3, Business Service 1. Music Service 2,3, Dancing 1. History 3, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 2, Tal- ent Show 4, Young Politicians 3, Automobile 2. CAROL PAULISON, 112 Bellevie Avenue. Butler, Home- room 22 Honor Trip 1.2,3. Choir 2, Glee Club 1. Maple Leaf Edi- torial 3, F.T.A. 3,4. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 1, Knitting 1. RICHARD PEAKE. 13 Woodland Ct.. Kinnelon, Home- room 23 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Golf 1, Band 2,3.4, Boys' Chorus 2. Choir 2. Science Fair 2,3,4. Chess 1,2, French 3,4, Science Fair Comm., 2,3,4. JOHN PELAK Rt.. 2,3. Newfoundland. Homeroom 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. ROBEN PELLINGTON. 39 Spring Street. Butler. Home- room 210 Jr. Sportsmen I, Science Fair 2, Dancing 2. 158 SHAWN PERRY. High Crest Lake. Homeroom 306 Cheerleader 4. J.V. 2.3, Glee Club 1. Maple Leaf Editor- ial 3,4, Dancing 1,2. F.T.A. 3. Movie Program 1,2. Talent Show 4. JOHN PETTENGER. 23 Warren Street. Bloomingdale. Homeroom 22 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Boys’ Chorus 2. Movie Program 1, Sci- ence Fair 3.4. LINDA PETTENGER. 95 High Street, Butler. Homeroom 311 Golf 1. Choir 2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2.3, F.T.A. 3. Movie Pro- gram 2. BILL PETTENGER, 7 Mary St.. Bloomingdale, Home- room 20 Jr. Sportsmen 1, Sports Club 2, Movie Program 1. ROBERT PHILLIPS. Greenwood Lake. Hewitt, Home- room 210 Jr. Sportsmen I, Movie Program 1.2, Intramurals 3. Bowl- ing 4. HELEN P1SAPIA, Jersey Avenue. Hewitt. Homeroom 20 French 4. F.N.A. 3,4. BILL PLOTTS, RafTerman Rd.. Bloomingdale. Home- room 306 Football 1,2.3,4, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Science Fair 2. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 1.2. Track 1.2.3.4. Paper Club 3. NANCY POOLE, 9 Elizabeth Ave.. Bloomingdale, Home- room 11 Glee Club 1.2. Dancing 1. F.N.A. 3,4, Movie Program 1,2. EDWARD PORTMAN, Weaver Rd.. Butler, Homeroom 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Choir 2,3, Science Fair 3, Dancing 1,2, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Movie Program 1,2, Track 3.4, Cross Country 3.4, Basketball Intramurals 3. POLLY POWNALL. Ridge Rd., Smoke Rise. Homeroom 209 Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Glee Club 1,2, Science Fair 2.3. F.N.A. 3. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Knitting 1. GAIL PRATT, 33 Poplar Street. Bloomingdale, Home- room 311 Library Service 3, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. BETTY PRELICH, 202 Main St.. Butler, Homeroom 20 Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2. Girls Crafts 2. MARV PRICE, 35 Carey Ave.. Butler. Homeroom 210 Student Council 3, Honor Trip 1, Golf 2, Nugget Editor- ial 1,2,3, Editor-In-Chief 4, Science Fair 2,3,4, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Math Club 1. Baseball Club 2. Basketball Club 2. GAIL PULIS, West Milford, Homeroom 311 Honor Society 3,4, Honor Trip 1,2,3, Glee Club 1, M.L.A.W. 2, Maple Leaf Editorial 4, Science Fair 1,2, Art Service 3.4. Movie Program 1. Make-Up Club 3. CORINNE QUAIFE, Cooley Lane. Hewitt. Homeroom 11 Secretarial Service 2, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. PHYLLIS W. RATHBUN, Cherry Tree Lane. Smoke Rise. Homeroom 11 Student Council 3.4. Secretary 4, Honor Society 3,4, Honor Trip 1.2.3. Choir 2. Glee Club 1,2, Nugget Editorial 2.3, Science Fair 2,3, French 4. F.T.A. 3, Knitting 1. Girls Crafts 2, Class Play 1.3.4. JACK REAPE Lakeside Drive, Hewitt, Homeroom 22 Photography 1,2. Art Service 1,2. BILL REINER. Von Blitz Avenue. Homeroom 23 Band 3.4, Kiel House Katz 3,4. BOB REVELEY, Fayson Lakes Rd., Fayson Lakes, Home- room 306 Basketball 1,2, Football 1, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3. Dancing 1, Chess 2, Science Fair 2.4. DOTTIE REYNOLDS, 47 Star Lake Ave., Bloomingdale, Homeroom 20 Glee Club 1. Dancing 1, Movie Program 1. Knitting 2, Girls Crafts 2. CHRISTINE RHINESMITH, Cahill Road. West Mil- ford, Homeroom 210 Library Service 1,2,3,4, Movie Program 1.2. Radio Club 3,4. HAROLD RHINESMITH, 50 Gifford St.. Butler, Home- room 20 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Art Service 2,3,4, Movie Program 1,2. RONALD A. RHINESMITH. West Milford. Homeroom 22 Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Chess 1,2, Movie Program 1,2, Auto- mobile 3. JUDY RICKER, 28 Spring Street. Butler, Homeroom 22 Choir 2.3,4. Glee Club 1.2,3, Dancing 1, Movie Program 1,2. LESLIE RICKER. Homeroom 209 Chess 2. Modeling 1, Movie Program 1.2. CHUCK RIEL. Homeroom 311 Football 1. Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Nugget Editorial 2,3, Danc- ing 1,2, Science Fair 1.2,3,4. Movie Program 2. ART RIKER, Mariontown Road. Bloomingdale. Home- room 306 Football 1, Dancing 1.2. First Aid 1. BARBARA ROACH. 41 Brook Street, Butler, Homeroom 300 Cheerleader 4. J.V. Cheerleader 2.3, Glee Club 1,2,3, Sr. Play 4. Nugget Business 4. Food Service 2, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2. LILLIAN ROBBINS. Lakcview Ave.. Butler, Homeroom 300 Glee Club 1. Library Service 2.3.4. Movie Program 1,2. ANNA ROETTGER, Mt. Glen Lakes. R.D. 1, Home- room 306 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 1, Maple Leaf Editorial 1. Nugget Business 1. Art Service 3. Dancing 2. Knitting 1. Make- Up 3. JANE ROSNER. Route 23, Butler. Homeroom 306 French 1, String Band 1.2,3. Pep Club 2. FRANCES ROSS. 14 Grove St.. Bloomingdale. Home- room 210 Choir 4. Glee Club 1,2,3. Dancing 1,2, F.T.A. 3.4. Movie Program 1.2. International Experiment 3. CATHERINE RUBINA. R.F.D. 1. Trails End. Butler. Homeroom 20 Dancing 2. GREG RYAN. Lakeside. Hewitt. Homeroom 20 Football 1. Modeling 1. Movie Program 1.2. Intramurals 3. FRANK SABAT, 15 Ann Street, Bloomingdale, Home- room 210 Football 1. Printing Service 3, Dancing 2. Movie Pro- gram 2. KATHLEEN SANER. Reidy Ave., Greenwood Lake, Hewitt. Homeroom 209 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3. Glee Club I. Dancing 1. Knitting 1. Girls Crafts 2. SUE SCHAEFER. 121 Demarest Rd.. Bloomingdale. Home- room 20 Student Council 2,3. Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 1.2,3, Glee Cjub 1, Nugget Editorial 1.2,3.4, Science Fair 2.3. Dramatics 1. Library Service 2, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Sr. Play 4. Class Play 1. JACKSON SCHEMEL. Lake Shore Drive, Hewitt. Home- room 11 Football 2,3,4. JEANNE SCIELZO. Homeroom 23 Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 2, Band 3.4. Choir 2,3,4. Glee Club 1. Maple Leaf Editorial 2,3,4, Science Fair 1.2. Library Service 1.2.3. Music Service 1,2.3,4, Dancing 1. Jr. Prom Committee 3. Movie Program 1. Class Play 1. Maple Leaf Editor 3.4. Dicmcistrcsingers 4. MIKE SHEA. R.F.D. 2, Boonton, Homeroom 210 Honor Trip 1.2, Golf 1. Science Fair 3,4, Chess 2. Lan- guage 3. Math Club 4. International Experiment 3. Social Studies Seminar 3, Baseball Club 1. PAT SHEA. West Milford, Homeroom 23 Honor Trip 1. Nugget Editorial 2, Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. MARY SHENTSE, 10 C'cary Ave.. Butler. Homeroom 300 Food Service 4. Dancing 1,2. F.T.A. 3,4, Movie Program 1.2. ELAINE SHEPARD. 80 Roosevelt Ave., Butler. Home- room 22 Choir 2,3,4. Glee Club 1.2.3, Library Service 2, Dancing 1. F.N.A. 3.4. Movie Program 1.2. PETE SHERRILL. 109 Oakland Rd.. Smoke Rise. Home- room 11 Basketball 3, Football 2. Photography 2. Music Service 2. Dancing 2. Radio Club 2, Track 2, Socker 1. SHERRIE SILVA. 6 Wilson Ave., Riverdale. Homeroom 209 Choir 2,3, Glee Club 1. Dancing 2. F.N.A. 3,4. Movie Program 1. Knitting 1. JUDY SISCO. Echo Lake Rd.. Butler, Homeroom 300 Golf 1, Glee Club 1,2, Movie Program 1, Knitting 1. BARBARA SMILEY, 146 Boonton Ave., Butler. Home- room 210 Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1.2, Girls Harmony 2. FLORENCE SMITH, 15 Center St.. Butler. Homeroom 210 Glee Club 1, Maple Leaf Business 3,4, Nugget Business 4, Dancing 1.2, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 1,2, Nugget Typist 4. Girls’ Crafts 2. JAMES SMITH. Maple Lake Rd.. Kinnclon. Homeroom 210 Baseball 2,3, Football 1,2.3,4, Co-Captain 4, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3, Movie Program 1.2. Boys’ Intramurals 2,3, Wrestling 3, Baseball Club 2, Track 3,4. BILL SMOCK. 176 Boonton Ave., Butler, Homeroom 306 Student Council 4, Color Guard 2, Boys’ Chorus 1, Chess 1,2, German 3, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Math Club 1. ROBERT GREGG SNYDER. Lakeside Trail Fayson Lakes, Homeroom 11 Football 1, Science Fair 2,3, Chess 2, Math Club 4. MARY ELLEN SPIEGEL. 23 Spring St., Butler. Home- room 311 Student Council 2,3, Honor Society 3.4, Honor Trip 1,2, Choir 2, Glee Club 1, Nugget Editorial 2,3,4, Science Fair 1.2.3.4, F.T.A. 3, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Dramatics 1, Science Seminar 3,4. Class Play 1,2, Prompter 3. DOLORES SQUITIERI, 78 Bellevue Ave., Butler, Homeroom 306 Student Council 1,2, Golf 1, Girls’ Athletic Assn. 3,4. Choir 2.3.4, Glee Club 1, Maple Leaf Editorial 2.3,4, Science fair 1,2,3,4, Jr. Prom Committees 3, International Experiment 3. MARIE STAEHLE, Mountain Rise, Ncwfoundlancc, Homeroom 306 Food Service 4, Dancing 1. First Aid 2, F.N.A. 3,4, Knitting 2. 159 LENORA STALTER, 38 Oak St., Bloomingdale. Home- room 11 Girls Athletic Assn. 2. Dancing 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. BARBARA ANN STAMM. 20 Macopin Avc., Riverdale. Homeroom 209 Band 1,2, Nugget Business 4. ART STEPHENS. Kiel Avc., Kinnelon. Homeroom 306 Football 1.2. Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Visual Aids 1,2.3. GERALD STRUBLE, Germantown Rd., Butler. Home- room 210 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Dancing 2. Movie Program 1.2. BOB SUNBURY. 6 Greenwich St.. Riverdale. Homeroom 11 . Football 1.4. Jr. Sportsmen 1.2, Science Fair 3, Danctng 2, Maple Leaf Editorial 4. Visual Aids 1,2.3. WALTER STl'BBS. Decker Rd.. Butler. Homeroom 23 Honor Trip 2. Band 3, Boys’ Chorus 1.2, Choir 1,2.3, Maple Leaf Editorial 4, Science Fair 2,3,4. Chess 1,2.3. CARL TARANTINO. Homeroom 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Movie Program 1.2. GRANT TAYLOR. 7 Hamilton St., Bloomingdale. Home- room 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1. Cross Country 4. Science Fair 3, Chess 2. Dancing 1, Movie Club 2. KAREN TEEL1NG. 497 Cotluss Rd.. Riverdale. Home- room 306 Girls’ Chorus, Ticket Committee. Advertising Committee. JUDY TINTLE, Decker Rd.. Butler. Homeroom 300 Student Council 3.4. Golf 1. Choir 2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2, Maple Leaf Business 3.4. Business Sendee 4, Secretarial Sendee 4, First Aid 1, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Talent Show 3, Mystcrsingcrs 4. ROBERT TOURNIER. Post Brook Farms, Butler, Home- room 209 Science Fair 2, Chess 2, Math Club 1. Travel 1,2, Science Seminar 3,4, Fencing 1,2,3. BETTE TOZKR, Fayson Lakes Road, Fayson Lakes, Home- room 23 Honor Trip 2. Band 2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Science Fair 2, Music Sen-ice 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3, Knitting 1, Debating 1, Class Play 1,2. JOAN TUCCI, Hewitt Rd.. Hewitt, Homeroom 209 Choir 1. Business Sen-ice 3. Library Service 1,2. MARIANNE TUCKER. 23 Parkway, Riverdale, Home- room 22 Honor Trip 2,3, Glee Club 1,2, Nugget Business 3,4, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Girls’ Harmony 2. ALAN TYPINSKI. 88 Riverview Terrace. Riverdale, Homeroom 306 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Science Fair 1,2,3. Chess 2, Dancing 1, Radio Club 3. BARBARA UNDERHILL Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 1,2,3,4, Girls’ Athletic Assn. 1,3,4. President 4. Glee Club 1. Nugget Editorial 2,3, Sci- ence Fair 2,4, Food Sendee 1.4. First Aid 2. French 3, F.T.A. 3, Math Club 1. BYRON VANDERHOFF. Homeroom 22 Baseball 1. Astronomy 2. Botany 2. Science Fair 3, Camera Club 2, Visual Aids 3, Library Service 2. Music Service 3, Dancing 1. Movdc Program 1. SHIRLEY VANDERHOFF, 34 Chestnut, Homeroom 306 Choir 2,3. Glee Club 2, Art Sendee 4, Movie Program 1,2, Knitting 1, Girls’ Crafts 2, Sewing Club 3, Make-Up Club 4. RAYMOND VAN DUNK, R.F.D. 1, Germantown Rd., Butler, Homeroom 209 Honor Society 3,4. Vice-President 3,4, Honor Trip 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4. Boys’ Chorus 1, Nugget Editorial 2,3, Sci- ence Fair 2,4, Photography 2, Movie Program 1,2. RUTH ANN VAN DUNK. R.F.D. 1, Germantown Rd.. Butler, Homcoom 311 Girls' Athletic Assn. 4, Art Sendee 4, First Aid 2, Movie Program 1, Girls’ Crafts 2. CAROL VAN HOUTEN, 21 Leary Avenue. Bloomuig- dale, Homeroom 20 Glee Club 2, Science Fair 2.3,4, Library Service 4, Dancing 2, F.T.A. 1.3,4, Movie Program 2, County Official 4. DON VAN ORDEN. 12 Mapel Ave., Bloomingdale, Home- room 11. Football 1,2,3,4, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3. Modeling 1, Movie Program 1,2, Table Tennis 1,2. PETE VEENBOER. Rt., 23, Butler. Homeroom 209 Jr. Sportsmen 1,2, Movie Program 2, Automobile 3, In- tramurals 2,3. JACKIE VERZILLO. 10 Lou Ann Blod.. West Milford, Homeroom 209 Girls’ Athletic Assn. 1. Glee Club 1. Art Service 1, Danc- ing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2. PAULA VON BARGEN. Fayson Lakes. Homeroom 22 Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Science Fair 2, Dancing 1,2, First Aid 1. F.N.A. 3.4. Movie Program 2. RICHARD WADDINGTON. 99 Greenwood Trail. Kin- nelon, Homeroom 209 Band 1. GEORGE WALKER. 80 Newark Pompton Turnpike, Homeroom 22 Golf 2,3, Art Sendee 2,3,4, Dancing 1. Movie Program 1. International Experiment 3,4. BRUCE WARWICK. Shady Lake R.D. 1. Butler, Homeroom 209 Student Council 4. Glee Club 3, Science Fair 2,3,4, Li- brary Sendee 1.2.3,4, Chess 2,3, First Aid 2. ARLENE WATSON, 39 Newark Pompton Tpke.. Home- room 11 Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1.2. BOB WEINGARTEN, 64 Loy Ave.. Riverdale. Homeroom 209 Maple Leaf Editorial 4. Science Fair 2.3. Dancing 2. Math Club 1, Movie Program 1. Senior Play 4. FRAN WELCHER. 51 Newark Pompton Tpke. Home- room 23 Honor Society 3.4. Honor Trip 1.2, Band 3.4, Kiel House Katz 2.3.4. Twirler 2. Choir 2.3.4. Glee Club 1,2,3, Presi- dent 3. Science Fair 2.3. Music Service 3,4, Dancing 1, F.T.A. 3.4, President 4. Jr. Prom Committees 3, Movie Program 1. BILL WHITEHEAD. 17 Ella St., Bloomingdale. Home- room 311 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Dancing 1. Movie Program 2. LOIS WHITMORE, 84 Boonton Avc.. Butler. Homeroom Choir 3. Glee Club 1.2. Business Sendee 3. Dancing 1.2, Movie Program 1,2. ELIZABETH WHRITENOUR. Clinton Rd., Newfound- land, Homeroom 300 Honor Society 3,4. Honor Trip 1.2, Glee Club 1, Nugget Editorial 2.3.' Science Fair 2.3. First Aid 1, Spanish 3, Movie Program 2. BUCK WHRITENOUR. 83 Kiel Ave., Butler. Homeroom 22 Student Council 1. Baseball 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1.2.3.4. Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2.3. BILL WILEY Greenwood Lake Rd. Hewitt. Homeroom 11 Co-Captain 4. Cross Country 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Dancing 1. Movie Program 1.2, Jr. Sportsmen 1. RUTH WINER. Route 23. Riverdale, Homeroom 209 Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Nugget Business 4. Food Sen- ice 4, Jr. Prom Committees 3. Knitting 1. Girls’ Crafts 2. LORRAINE WINTERBF.RGER. High Crest Lake. Home- room 210 Student Council 4, Honor Trip 1, Choir 2, Glee Club 1, Maple Leaf Business 3,4. Bus. Manager 4, M.L.A.W. 1, Science Fair 2.3, Chess 2, Jr. Prom Committees 3, Knit- ting 1, Spanish 3. DON WOOD. 53 Van Dam Avc., Bloomingdale, Home roon 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1, Boys’ Chorus 2,4. Dancing 1,2, Movie Program 1,2, Automobile 3, Track 3. PATRICIA WOSYLUK. Haney Rd.. Hewitt. Homeroom 11 Cheerleader 2, First Aid 1. FRANK WRIGHT. Kakout Rd.. Kinnelon, Homeroom 20 Football 1. Chess 1. Dancing 2, Movie Program 1.2. Senior Play 4. ERIC WROLDSEN. High Crest Lake, Homeroom 11 Honor Trip 1. Football 1,2. Jr. Sportsmen 2. Golf 1. Nug- get Editorial 2, Science Fair 1,2,4, Photography 2, Chess 1. Movie Program 1,2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Intra- murals 3. CAROLE WULF. Arrowhead Trails. Fayson Lakes. Home- room 20 F.N.A. 3,4. Math Club 1. Movie Program 2. BOB WYBLE. Homeroom 22 Honor Trip 2. Baseball Club 1.2. GERARD WYNN, Boonton Ave.. Homeroom 22 Boys’ Chorus 1.2, Science Fair 2,3, Baseball 2, Jr. Sports- men 1. BART YOUNG. Schofield Rd.. Butler, Homeroom 11 Honor Trip 3. Baseball 1,2.1 Football 1.2. Science Fair 1. 2,3. Baseball Club 1.2. Football Club 1. STEPHEN R. YOUNG. 27 Brook St.. Butler. Homeroom 11 Jr. Sportsmen 1.2. Movie Program 1,2. ERNEST ROBERT ZABRISKIE. 42 N.W. Ave.. Butler. Homeroom 11 Football 1, Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. Movie Program 1,2. 160 L—R Delores Fillipini, Carol Rickli, Pat DeMarco, Carol Williamson, and Jim Rincsmith off to sell ads. L—R Photographer Allen Chandler and driver Sal Costanza are on their way to take pictures. Mr. Franzetti, Business Manager, helps George, the mascot, with his typing. The Nugget Business Staff L—R Ruth Ann Winer, Carol Norman and Anna Roettger check through year- book. L—R Diane Hey, Business Manager and Mr. Franzetti, discuss yearbook prob- lems. L—R Barbara Stamm, Quindara Cole and Karen Kelleher check circulation. At Work Jeanne Burchins help with circulation. Donna Meisch and George look deep in thought. L—R Doris Cooper, Joyce Jedlicka and Marianne Tucker do some last min- ute typing. It is snowing outside and all about is bleak and cold, but let us think back a few months. It was warm. The leaves were dazzling in brilliant color; a pleasant thought, indeed. We can also think ahead to Spring, a season of hope and renewal of life. Yes, we can always look two ways. When we consider the beauty of the Fall season, we must reckon with the certainty of Winter. On the other hand, the future is unknown but we can have hope of better things to come. Some people see only the glory of the past and look for gloom in the future. They are prophets of doom. Others, looking back, see a new beginning and project their pro- gress into the future. They have vision. As the seasons follow one another, some adjust their living to meet the changing conditions and in one year return to the same starting point. This is not so among those with vision. Each year records advancement; new discoveries, improvements and new in- terests are among their accomplishments. There is always a demand for men and women with vision in all fields of endeavor in a progressive society. Conversely, the proph- ets long years ago noted, “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” AMERICAN HARD RUBBER COMPANY Butler, New Jersey Division of Amerace Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF TEmple 5-1800 FUEL OIL ARDSLEY’S FURNITURE Wholesale — Retail ASSOCIATED TE 8-5610 OIL BURNER SERVICE INC. MISS ARDON’S COUNTRY CLOTHES Oil Burner Sales and Service Meadtown Shopping Center Riverdale, N. J. Pompton Lakes, N. J. Kinnelon, New Jersey Ladies Girls N. J. De Vito, Manager Sportswear . Jewelry . Lingerie Accessories ALLEN TYPEWRITERS 32 Colfax Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Royal Distributor and Products by Royal TEmple 5-5560 Congratulations to the Class of 1961 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUTLER Butler, New Jersey Main Office Pequannock Township Office PARK PLACE BUTLER Seasonal Office NEWFOUNDLAND THE TURNPIKE POMPTON PLAINS Kinnelon Office MEADTOWNE SHOPPING CENTER KINNELON, NEW JERSEY Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System HOWARD M. 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Butler, New Jersey ‘Quality and Sudden Service’ TErminal 8-1515 FRANK’S MARKET BEST WISHES FROM STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS, INC. WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Meats — Groceries — Vegetables Italian Foods — Frozen Foods Tel. TEmple 5-1289 41 Hamburg Turnpike Riverdale, New Jersey FRANKS SERVICE STATION Auto Repairs — Lubrication Tires — Batteries — Accessories Newfoundland, New Jersey Phone OXbow 7-5708 Telephone: TErminal 8-1284 RICHARD F. GORMLEY Insurance of All Kinds 2 Gifford Street Butler, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BLOOllii TIG DALE GIOWILD AV£. BLOOminGDALE REMNANTS — YARD GOODS SLIPCOVERS — DRAPERIES FOAM RUBBER — KIRSCH RODS UPHOLSTERING TE. 8-4618 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1961 M. J. FITZPATRICK Paving Landscaping Butler, New Jersey TE 8-2145 When in West Milford, Stop at “THE GREEN TOP” To Meet the B.H.S. Gang of West Milford HARDEN’S FLYING “A” SERVICE Union Valley Road West Milford, New Jersey COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Open Seven Days a Week PArkway 8-3055 WES JONES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 96 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Phone TE 8-0823 THOS. HOFF HARDWARE Plumbing — Heating — Pumps Mobil-Flame — Bottle Gas Service 86 Main Street 8loomingdale, New Jersey Phone Terminal 8-0834 KOCHKA BROS. FORD SALES AND SERVICE 167 Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale, New Jersey TErminal 8-0803 Temple 5-1755 THE KNIT SHOP Knitting Yarn and Accessories 262 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congratulations and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1961 LEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY 118 Main Street Butler, New Jersey TErminal 8-0142 LOUIS LEVINE SONS 154 Main Street Butler, New Jersey North Jersey’s Finest Store MAPLELAWN FARM Lawrence Kayhart and Son Phone TErminal 8-5055 For Men and Boy’s TErminal 8 1556 LOREE BEAUTY LOUNGE For Beautiful Permanents 53 Main Street TErminal 8-2000 JOSEPH H. MARTIN AND SONS Aluminum Awnings, Combination Windows, Doors, Venetian Blinds Window Shades, Jalousies Porch Enclosures Our Specialty Office State Highway 23 Butler, New Jersey LILLIE’S FAMOUS BRAND SHOES, INC. QUALITY SHOES AT BARGAIN PRICES Bloomingdale, New Jersey 49 Hamburg Turnpike Parking in Rear Riverdale, New Jersey JOSEPH McKEON INSURANCE AGENCY 19 High Street Butler, New Jersey TErminal 8-5660 McKEON MARKET MEADE’S HARDWARE 160 Main Street MEADTOWN SHOPPING CENTER Butler, New Jersey KINNELON, NEW JERSEY Bus. Pa 8-9803 Res. Pa 8-3141 MITTLER’S GULF STATION “A FRIEND” Mechanic on Duty Open 7 Days 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Car Wash — Complete Lubrication Greenwood Lake TnPke. and West Shore Hewitt, N. J. McCALL’S, INC. Route 23 Butler, New Jersey 500 Feet Past Kiel Avenue Traffic Circle THE HOME OF QUALITY FOODS AT POPULAR PRICES Parking for 50 Cars FREE DELIVERY SERVICE NEIL’S BAR RESTAURANT Riverdale, New Jersey TErminal 8-9743 Steaks Chops Pizza Pie PARK GULF SERVICE Private BdViquet Room Earl “Duffy” DeBonte Corner of Central Roberts NEWFOUNDLAND DRUGS, INC. Morris Friedland, B.S. Reg. Ph. Street George Chanda, B.S. Reg. Ph. Route 23 at the Old Mill Farm Newfoundland, New Jersey Butler, New Jersey OXbow 7-4711 PAUL’S JEWELRY Pompton Lakes, New Jersey THE OLD BARN MILK BAR PA 8-3271 R. De Kany, R.P. The Rendezvous for Old and Young Plus The Perfect Combination of Good Food and Friendly Service Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, New Jersey PINECLIFF PHARMACY ‘West Milford's Service Pharmacy BEARFORT SHOPPING CENTER Union Valley Road West Milford New Jersey TErminal 8-2290 POMPTON GALE SHOP Sports Wear — Knitwear — Lingerie THE MORRISON FUNERAL HOME 212 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey 86 Bartholdi Ave. Butler, New Jersey WILLIAM F. MORRISON, Director FROM A FRIEND PLUMBING HEATING MILL SUPPLIES PHIL’S AUTO SUPPLY Telephone TEmple 5-0425 5-2024-5-6 POMPTON PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLY CO. Hamburg Turnpike, Riverdale, N. J. AIR CONDITIONING VENTILATING EQUIPMENT POMPTON MOTORS Archery and Sporting Equipment Full Line of Auto Parts and Accessories 226 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Dodge Sales and Service 173 Hamburg Turnpike Pompton Lakes, New Jersey HERMAN STRUBLE, Prop. Temple 5-0940 POST’S RADIO 180 Main Street T.V. — Radio — Hi-Fi — Stereo DUmont 4-3326 Sales and Service TErminal 8-0245 Te 5-6174 Opposite Bank POMPTON SP0RTLAND INC. 110 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey All Equipment for Baseball Basketball Football Golf Fishing Archery Hunting Skating FRANK PLO MUSIC CO. Instruments — Music — Repairs Frank Plocharski 69 So. Washington Ave. Bergenfield, New Jersey PHILLIPS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Greenwood Lake Turnpike Hewitt, New Jersey COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERDALE AUTO PARTS Phone Parkway 8-9883 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 ROCKY’S OPEN KITCHEN It's Better at Rocky's Try Our Homemade Doughnuts Greenwood Lake Turnpike Hewitt, New Jersey Rocco J. Abriola, Proprietor i RIVERDALE BULLETIN PRINTING RIVERDALE, NEW JERSEY HARRY RHINESMITH’S GARAGE BLOOMINGDALE, NEW JERSEY THE ROTARY CLUB of Butler, New Jersey “Service Above Self’ “He Profits Most Who Serves Best” As a service club in the large Butler community ROTARY seeks to actively support all worthy youth activities. ROTARY invites you to apply “The Four Way Test” in your daily life, believing you will be a better person if you do. THE FOUR WAY TEST 1. Is it the Truth? 2. Is it fair to all concerned? 3. Will it build good will and better friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned? (Copyright 1946 — Rotary International) ROMANO’S MARKET Compliments of RIVERDALE HUMBLE TEmple 5-9719 Wes Aungst RUTH’S COFFEE SHOP Oak Ridge Road at Route 23 Newfoundland, New Jersey 112 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Phone TErminal 8-1413 SIGS ESSO SERVICE Warwick Turnpike, Hewitt, N. J. Main Road, West Milford, N. J. Gas and Oil, Accessories, Batteries, Lubrication, Auto Repairs, and Service Tune Up, Engine Analyzing Large Stock of Auto Parts AUTOMATIC CAR WASH PArkway 8-9895 PArkway 8-9118 ROYAL ECONOMY MARKET HARRY WEINSTEIN, PROP. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors 29 Main Street Tele. Terminal 8-0869 Bloomingdale, New Jersey Compliments of SUBURBAN RECREATION CENTER Route 23___________________________Butler, New Jersey E. B. Cook Best Wishes to 1961 Graduates WARD’S PHARMACY 12 Main Street, Butler, New Jersey LAKELAND PHARMACY Route 23 Kinnelon, New Jersey Eugene Weinstein, R.P. Michael A. Nestico, R.P. Charles Schoonmaker, R.P. Sandra Nissenholtz, R.P. TRI BORO HOME LAUNDRY Complete Laundry Service Same Day Service on Shirts 93 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey TErminal 8-2946 TINTLE’S ESSO SERVICENTER Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone TErminal 8-0104 TEmple 5-9662 SUM’S CHEVRON SERVICE 79 Newark Pompton Turnpike Riverdale, New Jersey Herbert Gellings, Prop. TEmple 5-1041 WATSON JEWELERS RIVERDALE SPORTS CENTER 105 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Joseph H. Watson, Prop. SAM WINER, Prop. TEmple 5-4841 Hardware Modern Antique Guns Route 23 Riverdale, New Jersey GEORGE WEISE COMPANY INSURANCE PArkway 8-3000 Union Valley Road or 3100 West Milford, N. J. Phone PArkway 8-7891 Emergency Phone PArkway 8-3063 WEST MILFORD FUEL CO. Fuel Oil and Kerosene Oil Burner Sales and Service Union Valley Road John A. Tassi West Milford, N. J. Prop. Steve Franzino, Ser. Mgr. SMOKE RISE GULF SERVICE North Perimeter Roads Smoke Rise, Kinnelon, N. J. Jesse C. Cahill, Prop. JESSE CHARLIE TE 8-9896 TROUT BROOK REST H. J. STRONG ASSOCIATES, INC. Greenwood Lake Turnpike REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Hewitt, New Jersey The Restaurant with the Family Atmosphere and PUBLIC RELATIONS Half Portions for Small Children All Baking Done on Premises — Route 23 Meals prepared to take out, also. Butler, N. J. TErminal 8-5330 group catering. Your Host and Hostess Phone PArkway 8-9836 Whitey Iva Phone TErminal 8-1565 “Just a Little Finer — TWIN TOWN To Serve You Better” Radio, Television and Bottle Gas WEST MILFORD PHARMACY R.C.A., Philco Whirlpool Temco Furnace Sales and Service Les Eckrich, Prop. Larry Rhinesmith, Prop. 125 Main Street Bloomingdale, N. J. Main Street West Milford, New Jersey “We Can Fill Any Prescription” Phone PArkway 8-9841 3072 Phone PArkway 8-9231 WILLEY’S LAKE PRESS Commercial Printers COMPLIMENTS OF Letter Press — Photo Offset Wedding Invitations F. B. WHITTLE HARDWARE CO. Greenwood Lake Road Hewitt, N. J. 208 Main Street WITTY’S ESSO SERVICE . Butler, New Jersey Glenwild Avenue TErminal 8-0117 Bloomingdale, New Jersey TErminal 8-0178 Craftsmanship Tells the Story VAN ZILE VERA Floor and Wall Coverings Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Tile Route 23 99 Main Street Butler, N. J. Bloomingdale, N. J. TErminal 8-2363 Phone TErminal 8-9883 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 VAN BILL’S DELICATESSEN Boonton Avenue Kinnelon, New Jersey VET’S DRY CLEANING SERVICE Bloomingdale, New Jersey Shirts Laundered All Work Done on Premises TE 8-2303 YOPPY’S Wheel Alinement 126 Hamburg Tpke. Bloomingdale, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SMOKE RISE COMPANY INC. KINNELON, NEW JERSEY Harvey Lawshe Publishers Rep. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY HANNIBAL. MISSOURI Directory of Advertisers A Allen Typewriters ................................ 163 American Hard Rubber Co........................... 162 Ardon’s Country Clothes, Miss .................... 163 Ardsley’s Furniture, Compliments, (of) ........... 163 Associated Oil Burner Service, Inc................ 163 B Bank of Butler ................................... 164 Banta, Howard M................................... 165 Bloomingdalc Pharmacy, Inc........................ 165 Bloomingdale Sweet Shoppe ........................ 165 Bloomingdale Taxi ................................ 165 Blue N’ Gold ..................................... 165 Bob’s General Store .............................. 165 Boonton-Mountain Lakes Savings and Loan Association, The .............................. 167 Boote Supply Co................................... 167 Borough of Butler ................................ 166 Bussie’s Landing ................................. 167 Butler Argus, The ................................ 167 Butler and Bloomingdalc Savings and Loan Association ................................... 167 Butler Coal Lumber Co........................... 168 Butler Hardware Lumber Co....................... 167 Butler-Ncwark Daily Delivery, Inc................. 168 C Cahill, Demott.................................... 168 Carvel ........................................... 168 Circle Automotive Co.............................. 168 Class of 1952 164 Class of 1953 ................................... 169 Class of 1954 172 Class of 1955 175 Class of 1956 178 Class of 1957 182 Class of 1958 185 Class of 1959 186 Class ot 1960 189 Collegiate Cap Gown Co.......................... 170 Compliments of a Friend .......................... 168 Compliments of a Friend .......................... 170 Compliments of a Friend .......................... 173 Compliments of a Friend .......................... 175 D Daglin, J. M. Department Store ................... 170 Dale Gift and Card Shoppe ........................ 170 Davenport, Ira M.................................. 170 Dclma Studios .................................... 171 Demas, Harry B.................................... 169 Dieges Clust ................................... 170 Don’s Radio Television.......................... 172 E Elmer’s Riverdale Sweet Shoppe and Delicatessen 172 Excelsior Lumber and Millword Co.................. 172 F Fabric Barn ...................................... 173 Fitzpatrick, M. J................................. 174 Frank’s Market ................................... 173 Frank’s Service Station .......................... 173 A Friend ..........................................177 From a Friend..................................... 179 G Gormley, Richard F................................ 173 Green Top, The ................................... 174 H Harden’s Flying “A” Service ...................... 174 Hoff, Thomas Hardware ............................ 174 J Jones, Wes........................................ 174 K Knit Shop, The ................................... 175 Kochka Bros....................................... 174 L Levine Furniture Company ........................ 175 Levine, Louis Son ............................. 176 Lillie’s Famous Brand Shoes, Inc................. 176 Loree Beauty Lounge.............................. 176 M Maplelawn ....................................... 176 Martin, Joseph H. Son ......................... 176 McCall’s, Inc.................................... 177 McKeon, Joseph ................................ 176 McKeon Market ................................ 177 Meade’s Hardware ............................... 177 Mittler’s Gulf Service .......................... 177 Morrison Funeral Home, The ...................... 179 N Neil’s Bar Restaurant ......................... 178 New Foundland Drugs, Inc......................... 178 O Old Barn Milk Bar................................ 179 P Park Gulf Service ............................... 178 Paul’s Jewelry .................................. 179 Phil’s Auto Supply .............................. 180 Phillips Transportation Co....................... 181 Pinecliff Pharmacy .............................. 179 Plo, Frank Music Co.............................. 180 Pompton Gale Shop ............................... 179 Pompton Motors .................................. 180 Pompton Plumbing Heating Supply Co............. 180 Pompton Sportland ............................... 180 Post’s Radio .................................... 180 R Rhinesmith’s, Harry ............................. 182 Riverdale Auto Parks, Compliments (of) .......... 182 Riverdale Bulletin .............................. 182 Riverdale Humble, Compliments (of) ............ 184 Riverdale Rambler ............................... 184 Riverdale Sports Center ......................... 187 Rocky’s Open Kitchen ............................ 182 Romano’s Market ................................. 184 Rotary Club, The ................................ 183 Royal Economy Market ............................ 184 Ruth’s Coffee Shop .............................. 184 S Sig’s Esso Service .............................. 184 Slim’s Chevron Service .......................... 187 Smoke Rise Company, The ......................... 190 Smoke Rise Gulf Service ......................... 187 Stanley Home Products, Inc....................... 173 Strong, H. J. Associates, Inc.................... 188 Suburban Recreation Center, Compliments (of) 185 T Tintle’s Esso Servicenter ....................... 186 Tri-Boro Home Laundry ........................... 186 Trout Brook Rest ................................ 188 Twin Town ....................................... 188 V Van and Bill's Delicatessen ..................... 189 Van Zile Vera ................................. 189 Vet’s Dry Cleaning Service....................... 189 W Ward’s Pharmacy ................................. 186 Watson Jewelers ................................. 187 Wcisc, George Company ......................... 187 West Milford Fuel Co............................. 187 West Milford Pharmacy ........................... 188 Whittle, F. B., Hardware Co...................... 188 Wiley’s Lake Press .............................. 188 Witty’s Esso Service ............................ 188 Y Yoppy’s ......................................... 189 192 s i m 3s wcs. 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