Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1974 volume:

,,QQUifff21ja M6 y,y5,M WWI AASJ Mijwyjbw LNQ js 0wyfjijLvl0jMMc3i,9j1, pg, M Wlffwfafm W iii 65315 N5EQeifW c7LUWM! M WHQQQJJ Q gf Diffs ffiigff WQM PW u' i s Y l ,f 692324 if W 1fM? fw 1 W NN' - 4.1 , . ' f - . V 1 ' , L k A ..' I f Q . 3 fy- 4, 5332 fif3fii?f55 p gg S Q T51 fi Mig! fi? gif 05353 yi? 55539 web A Q QS if! y K fr? F5 C i if M ggfg X iii? V bpiyydji Lezzefspeezfeer The word renaissance', is a term derived from the French renaitre, meaning to be born againn. Within the pages of the yearbook of 1974, this Renaissance takes on an extended, contemporary connotation. The Renaissance of today is captured in the expressions of the Class of 1974 as the vitality and eager determination of an entire generation born to a new, modern age of enlightenment. One goal of this enlightened age is the fulfillment of the human mind: the full development of both mental and spiritual faculties in the individual. It is the goal, then, of this yearbook to illustrate this same development in the students of Carteret High. No longer sheltered by the confines of a close-knit peer group, the individual graduate is now free to incorporate his own new philosophies into the world around him. Through the emphasis of the unique world of new opportunity that faces the young it is hoped that their youthful qualities and hopes may not be abandoned at the threshold of maturity, but rather be brought to fruition with the passing years. It is in the preservation of the idealism and vigor of our youth that we, as a generation, may find the courage and fortitude to develop a new and better world of the future. 4 Julie Jacobs s i f wi 4 Y We learn to think differently every day of our lives. Whether we travel after graduation, enter a vocation, or expand our knowledge, we hope to awake one morning with a new depth and understanding unlike anyone else in the world. In essence, we will be re-born. Our sense of awareness will become extremely acute. And as the youth of America, it is our responsibility to bring about certain changes within our society. Then will the youth support their true ideas and goals - the goals of being a knowledgeable and interested generation. Graduation does not end the last chapter of our lives. New novels shall be written. We must allow our dreams to survive and make them a reality because we must shape our own futures and determine what is best for ourselves. We are our hope. Intelligent and mature individuals, we can break out of the mold, change from within, and use the change to our advantage. Jean King Eefzfers' Nefe Cezrferef High Seeeef Cezrferezi s ere Jersey f' I W 'Z 5 61 X 1 ,wg-1-',wf 5 , ,L,, FTW. W ' 5 ,. w w gjmw K wwx 4 Q V-ml. 1 . 7 'ik wwf , f99ffe5w:Q'- ' ' fkxmwezgxwy A 1 ' , J 3 Pw Q L1 QMS 1 igiiiiiazggwgii f Q , l X4 2 fl '53 . msgs? W W ,Me , wr 9' Z, P' K -Q X. WN 552 F5l5Z!ffjf Ngjku, s Qgiax-2 A Xb be cb 3f:V few W ',' Nyx LSR 15 gf- I i..?'f' ,ga ,S z3,,..1i.gu I X9 Nw-.fb bm-Ck in Sea .,,.,.Qb gzjlmli 'fhflii K S s , ,,,X,,aw 4? ,O si. AfQIf?553i2fg7 'QS si, : V1..iS3m2S3'55m fi , an W 1 dQgQA,2,,.,v Q? Z, if 'dia . W .W Q Wswfiff. 5,4 g,3gg,fQEaL5,AQ,A..,,SLQQQWLTWLQQEEZQKAQAKLWB, KQV? was ,aw-f ,5:J1e, As we fa fgfgivfiilii'i?'ff?5sfP??fSz1iEfe?:SsfLfEafEg.msfqpawafifsfkz M-nw f LQQQYYWZSVEF --,wx 'W' Ev M552 Wi 'gaiiffa-Sg51j5s5325i!53+H1i51-Sf?fggsqSQL1'L9m'i?seiSdffwgg?51sf-k55?2QWfiQ1,,3lwfi8,,Q1mg. L,-an 5,9 Ei, wz5.m0Sf,8-AWA 5ff5:fEfa?5E'gQ'5fW?iaffQ?1 , K, ,A , . XX A ,. K , S5,,1,,g,,-M. , Lgy, M Wagga, MQ an 1 5 fafmffigixiigfxswi Sffiww - 5933533 wQgQg3?z: Eff ,L 5:51 5? EEHQSSEA 1 1' f.,,Lfwgggf3m3fgmm,gin , ,,gg?lW,L 155g5S,gSg5, g25gQ,55i2,fi Q QQQWWSQQQQ ww? W fe 2 ff-faszmvl Q-f Q f M A : fi ,W- fw 'SH SQ we lx W X Q -ff? ,mi , wm'A1rg1- wiwiry M91 -afwm X Q 3' 2, P' 'PEW M Kg y kb Ng M AsxfLga,fs,,7Wgx5ss:Pi'? ?,i.1,2e.g,. 2 i-,gi5Ugg,Wi2 gg,5sg,5y,g,5 5 219255 A1555 1. ,,z any-,M QL fx, A ,A N , ' 1 , as , - wQeQgyQQgx2f As 3535 Mg? ,Lg .. Ks fs W Q a Q. .5 ,Wa55v,3n:,ge,4 lg, K5515-,VL'1fQ1f2?1-lrffigisf 7fsgfe,suQfgfwg-,mgggwgfki ,wggaggm i95,,g,w,Q5Q2wW wisfaafeszsfzfagi, img EA-HSSfsfwWf2axAfQf5?fel Swiffiszgzkfwifk wmv s5gj,?f41fzsyQQs.fsessvfvLvwfffziffiv,X1e5gfsmuW?5fm!' ww 2155?f5L55fwvfQfSaa5?fQ1fMfi5?Wf5. QW ,Av qaswwgf 5-Asw95wsfM5?fp,A,5,5w silfsm sm,mayWKgfifwffifgsfagfwiLPQA-ww:g?zwSw11w2ff'SeQ::wifi gggwgggikggg-QhgLLP2smfggg,if3Lagf,SigfQ5aggifQz ffsskgwggmzegfli X 7 my'mi5g3s?:Q'Hfw1e,A1Qf22gfYfsg5f23a??gQg:fv2gg?f1gs ':.a wQgufp1,Q?gvLg,Qg+Q7affkglgfggfsagwfW:gg52g,g,,qeg.fim 7 . 5- Mmfw sh,,,,fqg,w Xl ,,Ag,Lsg524g M ,mf-Lf.MgfX, A, Mex-.Q,:wfw.W',swf-W.,may,fmwgfzm-.wx--92 HQ www wwf,fgzwf3wAEY?2Q:5ggf5Lzwwswgefagsv f 55Lfmggwrmi5,GwzQ?f9a7ww-www-wefy . - ,K 5322558gigg,fQi91f3Qeg,f?f1a4ig5i2g?5qPiQVfMgZgaLg5s2ggfQ2?i,591Q1fSi1 w Le3ssg,gg,if5ff2wsesSasQ Afzg5??fJiwff1s?ffeS3ia4S?ff5: rg gsg mg fSsgQ2gff55,g,vLgQ,s5z-Qiggiggggae f1wg,,iafg5fg,5?'if' , gr 555524-.!Qmf15fg55fQ5w22fg?5Lg-fees?1!E23,feSsEf?Eg2v1ssif9!5'f L1 ,,lg,g5MfMlQ,,fygQ,,g,,w mQm,g,m?y y .f 151 AM:QgE,Qwgg2lg,fQ,1fs5,WvsfW5sig,viQ-Lsgpwfi--2 Qifwrw-W-mf-wggwifw 45259515gwfqggfggfkgwzmfg, wfg ?5s2?5335 myuwfagg59zQazffQA'fQff,f?w1Q1fgik-14?fff22'f2ia 91522 fix QQ 5 BK ag Ewa iw fg Miggawyfggzigmw Q5,HigfQiQQQQxQgsrgg2,gg9Q3w, A . . QL YJ k, Ls, Aygggggg Kings, gg. 'W A 85, s L W sw? 'fgixgimzw , , my A , mg ue' ffm?-,, A1 :MsffS1 -zfwfw ?f KA-figfifgwxglifggfisiwijgifeggfgzfgggfgilgimfgfl X S X ,A.A'1f A ,AA, ,,Af.A1 g -fA., , ga 5 wif 5 9587-Agp: z5?552Q?5?f?ff1fiswisxffw'this-S51-Jggmw-Av,z1wQf2g5a:f5ie S?3fW'1w LWFM. Www 2 N H2 f , A.., ff fm me m - 551552,.qg955ig5X-fgggggfa,L53:5SW,fpZQ,xs5gi3,,.qg54, Wgzlsg 35,51 ,-Sus, f ggwi,IQSQQ-:Qffi,a52:fQ-'mufszff?5wf9z'-fmxsrez ring? bg . A? um fz'1-Tiiff'-filff?5 Sf W g i Qigis32Q5pg3523gggQ1I55Q55gsfJQQp5g5ggQg?1Q3ff?fgvfgQ,1.1Q21,Wgg52wgSffez25fY55f,fSEQf:imgfsew'22kg?2Q?feaflifsffsfgfelemmggi H QQgag2feQwe1gg,,fQAagifgfgwgf-qQ5Qg?i5,fal:g L.. gf21f1sS5iwg:31 Hz' ,ayI2asEsg21wfggliswfsggyfmlfss w ir if M5213iixayiifg-igifwfilggigiiiiggiz ' K-W ii A w g 1 fygwggggsqgy-55,53yfxsfsgig-5gy3g5gf?ggg-Qsvgfiizgiwfffmsg vfwiggiggsggffssggffiggQYa2gQQ1zfsszf2ff?51g,,1imu?ifgg'?2s3uYiQf gsm MlsezgggxlwsgawsfzggiigggwfgQfwgg,lQww3fqgyfw: wr'rvAS52asZ1eg1H,gg4Q1gasf1fwg?sswfS2s:swP2gQ??s24fef1Q AggAXf?QffM 4 V1 15 -wyfeyi? -gg:E2A9iz133K fv'25if157'? ' ' 11..J5?5f3i'i?5W f'2?..Jf?Q7:. H2593 '11iy5!95Y5:x5ff55':3? 095555 QE? ' 555 AQ? WWaQfQg2g,gQQ3feg2zg14wWig - wgrfsmkQ1giewef12gg,,Hsve3g1?fwrg vmggia'--fas:22g2Q,2f1w?iai-fmff2imH?fw512A2?Qxv1f gi! E-QgW321wwsW5g1:aQ.,fQQfEm A ,ff-,Q5'?iwyfWmwyggfgzffifinbau zfwffifwif w g, MQQWA-L,.1QgQgm,fQQmQ'g,Q'i53x MSQQQAmwimz-QfQWff2mEQmig?wv1Q if Ni na K EQQW1 vgwmeg X , Lag? rwKf-,sffQAfezAsgf5,4Q7!Q5,fwHg ffgwigifw wigs? fwwfir A ggggm xfgsg -A -Ewfwig Sigfgffi-eyfawf-fsggXQQwALe7f,1faLEHfig .SSE ,g m 5 Q , QW tam: :a: -55:2 .... ' m :':-..--... ,m ' S2- 'Gif' YL fLJ'.p?8rw Q 1- 7-Q 15 39 Elf? ' in Nw g 2 5-'S . . 'f Ev' if 1515 ...A - Jin, if ' , . 1 Y' - - 5 P 3 5 gggssi-gi 5 e g ,5 W! Q53 E 32952 I s S f ' 'I :?::' :J!v .. EW: 1 : 5 Q 2 if gggig s 5 , f s Zig 3 25 2: .5 ri K isa :imFQaz?ik'3,,Q3n'k:sa-Q-9,, -aff-2,5,'1aa: f,::fQE1f:gsgfi.QQ,iig551f,-:gQ,5:.5Q:?H:2.:5zii3:as1ff,: : 5 g 1 .- : 4 . , . A - f f A2 HQ? ff ,- f E- Aww- 7 'W was-12 Q .1 Aw mggwekwgwmf we Ng . X -' r -- 'L 2 A f 5 Hsin: 1 LE ?,7'fi?55ffSMJ 91255-X '21 HQSYYW 355 'E 5 '53 E' 1 i 'f555Q'iiwix?3y 2 . ,.,, ..-.,A R v'..A ' 55 QE QX A I .w w ua ,Msn .adsl M Q, ,Q my A fmwfvf-fm f ,ggQkQ, gQm5gg2z - Q Q QQ Y Q' 1 , ia-finiaissfwkiis-2 Ykkaffgfvki-If , ,mm .. A... .. .. . .... .. QE .. ,fm ss ,L 5 . ,LK 2 1 ,. I I 7 - sg,,,Q,f,-,,m,,wgWgf2f-S . QSEQQQQEEQWFZQ Q Asgnsg y . , :sf f y 5 :Ea 1: .,:: . :55 - -1 'A--faq 214 5: 1' 'ze i-,fl rf, Mu V4 SPAR- A' M Q f-1-L51 E-v'Av1i:WYPl- ufsiw- Lvl 'lfv-51555453 l If A . e52?sfffQEQ53wffMff'2125SQQQ252252mf?rf?QHfi?f5E323222asfiffSK2255?'HQHfEPf??w2-zlwfwiwfw Q- Q52 - mg Lmgflgffgfsiw-safili-Kmfw xm1QM112' 1 A2R2S-Qimxfsy-fs: wwf! -Sw? mzfwsi wwf sfg yhmsa-.A MEA-,1mQfQmLq2f-M mgskmahmsfwf-mffzm-WWSW-12-.Www fs mggiiwgvwi. X-Kfgawf-f-'wk -mm f LX -. 32M-WSSMQMXMQS -WA-fwgwl 3552 1515 1EggSx Nf?Qm12g,g ::: uw, A-.7-P23112-figsxwsfxifgf:Qs-?fgg:a1?ggg?imSf5g, Seuss Q' -wasp s k 1 QIIQK'--iw? 5ggQfPwSqgm1fgzAg5,gl4Q1f '::sfxfQwfgz:f2ffw3ssfw ' gg ,- . si 1-aw gm HQ' gn s-Eff Www -f ' ' : ,: ':ga4: fisaa' 5 : ::,:.' :: - -f ' EE: QW . ..,. 9 wmeffifgag f V Vi -::: .: 15- 'f ' afim -' BX- f i? rw- 55' HSN? f W9?iffP92f?Qsf if-Q f 5 X 1 ww 1 ' 5 --- Q , w wf ? H- 4 U1 Q 3 . aa f .mf:FE::' a, . ,, ,, 1 S S fa A . 5 ag Q m gi! Q 'I Q : ffmggfgg H F g gfi 21 3- E EQ is K5 5 E Qgfgik g 'QYQA Qin H555 gin 2 -... w mpgg E, E. 5- kqggnimggiliigmgzeigsviglg 5 Ev A ,au r -1. rf-1 - --F , v ia. -- wwf Qggfggsaifiwwzimwf,gkwflfgisfmgfifaxigfkfff mkpgawgg. ZA ,f ZQNEM. if ff J-QxzvfifgrfsvWwffaefif-If5fQs1fWS'? any E fe. Sm wg Q wgwgggLmQE,w,5QQ2,gE3 ,nw A 1 .W -, -gi.. A, if -V -. ,W ,- . , gfwyamw 'ewfw 558 as '65 Wagga! 'RW' vm ,asm gg-gag? ,gggag 53,65 'XJ EEA-fffiif-1 wi LH-f-zfxii -WA-ze -A -V -V L, KW Q, Eakgigwmmyhwwv wg ww QQ Q 2 Q, K- fishy-,.asq-aQ1fEW1QxXQ fX'1s1Q5R5'MsMQZ':iw?1f3EQ32f 95 W1 fi A 3? 7 . Wmhfwi ?TAig52?495i3?3g?,n'sL59Ef5 5 9f ?-fi ? 1 3M 4i2g3igg2Q1sQggig Lseigyfmwasgiigdfggggge ,, -gig, 1 ask ..A ,. 35 W is ,, wk me Q5 ,g X , -, sew r - :wma-Wsfw mwag?i3Z,, 53, W Q ,sm we wx QS S ww, fe EW mega may M, mwwwam Q , mga? E Am 4 . Fir gffsf fu, 'EVEN 22615Sfkuiigffiilf'?5s1fQ7?Lf2fjf1'ff2l'14-Qi'-fiQ5A'1'?? E w w w. ,Lxfmliwfvy--M-,lv Z--H511ffwf,f:MwAwffizm-,ff2..,w:'wfm . . ,,, ,1QXm5W,w?l,,i.m.EM,,Wwww? Mqzrmkw, .M W ,LM -ffffmyffwi -a -:- as my -fewwww-1EQ1filfigisgvflfgggin-n?Q1w5K vfwlQi,1sx1Q7 131AMisnsswkgpfsflfSsg,'4agfa2s12?A124seKQ23 ' Awgiaggisgy-fws,Asvfff?fQfs?ifsgg5i , - w:,351gwWQf,e,zwffigimflmwMy Qiwwgim-f2g,'?if.ifffeeff1fwfff2w:fwf-vfQ1ffgfzwefmw Lg,,2zffmwws,?114swWagga, ,E,4WQzmp,ASwWlwwgfgsu,Am'fesg,,w.vgm:fE+1gzgQez Q- A V maywg:-3g1msN'?Egx1s1fwg,1x4QvfmA ,, Y Y,,gmsSrff5',,SQf1f69SWanafff'2'l??msf!efff4fQf1ss1:3f'-i4sK1P2iggm1-195725?iK-vfwvri L1Qzi,g,cQsgg?5wz--Li?igQhgyL5!QQfffgg7-4515 2ag,1gg12sQ1Mggffa7g2ggww25g?Sg5-faxfS1Q,wws1g52wzAssf-vQx1sesKrfP2f5ifas4:w , ' ig: H, fgid1f?25fgzr3M5H5?ffDl?f5i321132'Q 'L A E 539QQEZXXQEEYQEZd'x!5zf?f?5fA :xii'35i5f5f4?Ef5i7l?3ZAVi59i7igfkgiiVU'5i'f?i551l9m?3i' an . wimgfme - Q ,Ai gypsm. 55 :7 X 7 -A KES-5-JM .. L , 5 a 'Q x : QLQW 5,3 Rf Kg E L?,ff-vxmwmr ' Wai fgagfifg-fs?g f f 3 an Q W 'Sa we f- ,1EiefQ4?iazK:Q1? '- X uw' Y fffgwgfig- : fQ1N2f'iifsf?S4i,f555 M --,-A A24-1?ffu naw, wr ---- , , ., AA A wr-1 .ww 1,MEAXPHQW,-fsf2gg,Awgvffgggimxfgi -Hwgwseg'gg,,,ffQfQgQW1gm,,ygqm,, L-Q-wipfsk-f ,gsm-N .f .11 wk, A M -7-my P SSMWIASQ !QfQ,1fwW,z---K Wm M y -fs wx H, Q 9, Saw-'ggzHf55-gggsjjlif' HZ rfisiffg 1 3123?-,':if2iifF2'L1SS1-E52 -s:n5z-fl?-r:sz,f?57--V AEN Az'--W ,533 7 ms: Wm 1 QQ Q, mQ,,Lmigggs,Q.,.sP3R,,,Lffg'?5e5SQlgi21Qgia,QSgQ:1,Q55gfQ?ifggfgggi'35Wgg555Rg55QZi5355g:3f Pix:--7-55lf,f-f'psi? -,:'v.P5i2:w-sz ,Mi-wr -A 7 AAA, A my ,Q ,Nm wma wav, SwwawiAH2giWXQ,IQifzQWQ,?ggQ7,iiEQw52gwLLg? :QQ:4,!iQ1wgr,Zfgf3a-'wgsgfeg--M-.5if -H L.,--,F-,ff H., fswww, M Www-fgg gwgisimffg,gifwmlfwgIwi,1gQ5g1QWfgf1Q55,,gg5g1gf5,vgg QSX-,.M .Ufwm-11M.A.1 ,, W, ,M wfw ,fp W M -A V A , , aifiifffif' f?Ef3fwY wigs A ,AA,-AA AAA, A., -AAA L-,Wf-,,fM 3m5s1i.,fLvfVZ?5S1f. A 7 M395 V QQWSSM 'SEP Ffww V -A fuse wa w Q M., ,M k,,,g,.2gM,y,fgg3. MQwgwg,fg1X3,?l Pgkgggywfgl gmt,Agagifgigafggykgiig sw X AA A , mf'MSWfgg?PQffPfsg?iiS1 vw-Hf55wEgHQs1wQ fwggiwgg. mKgQQ,,,,,XaiW,Lw,K ,Q , My ,, 55,54-5-gffiifi y'311iI.J-gkggfis. A--,yi 7-A :Wi '-.Xl 7. ,iw -N Mr-yk 7. , ., , . M 9' V125-A -f A35 Ja, . A ,..., , .. I5925ggifjf-QS,ii,u5i!i5?QyzQiZi35giiggziiiffggi i3:Qi3TS?2gis:i5if?52g-.5i9525?5faksz swgggfmngfilg 559, 1fe1wwW W Y ,if M, -V M., ,L ,. A A Q,ffmLQAgfQf?aswa?Qa??gQ5Y9zzAe,'seeQissiisfwieflfwliissggiiggfgffifzfiigzlsefgiggmsf-fg,5s1g,ffQ:,mg5g :www A V--:W .W A A., K f wfw12wwQ' ffggwffwfi'Q'gmNm-isisgP2l3f,-w7gf21QQ?1mww,lm..i2z525,Wg1Qsm,g,,. AAiQQH-,ykzywfmwmgii ,L W-, ,,g,,. AAAA , , W W H wi-f?'5w ,W A, , .L A,A,A AA,A M, MWPM14-ww?fwwffwwylwggffw f,.11fzgWf..Ji 5 K .. K WW xE,,mf:, 71 K W .V .-.A -AA, Z ,A,M,V,,A,f,A-:mfg an -f5,fgQmg:.K 1575?-win-5 , H Z ,. ffegggselwisiwk -, AEI? MQ!!-y' M :,:: . gf- Riasggiigis T 5 1 gif 'Z A 54? 56 if SEQ r x 918 253 , 5, ii is SIZES 5 I 53 nw 55 geiw, Q K yfmmi 3Qf5iz4?2 55 3 Fife aim egg? S Ep if S gfiiw? s Smeg Q Q was ' as X S, 5 Q 2 5QvSfHiiws1fSwsf5KAf?f.5v ggaWf?ziWgf351Nz:2z , .2 533V 135 K 3 S, 5, 1 f?23?1i5f3if?iw527 1 Lg vsW,,W3e,SAgi3.,,,.sg VVYKQ YQNQYGQ Kgmnm KX Q 5 P 23,5 me ,JZ Xxbmgius 2 Qysmm, 3 M53 as .3 an M, Af 233 2 fa, sm S1 ,?Sff2f2- X W XS s ww we 51 2 we X ,gap wif HWY? 553:57 fss fgfgi' aw W. if New--1 VX 4 '91il'5fEv --uf? W9 539535 1 PM ,Q '5 L L.zf i:,,15'ff?'ifHigVi w V,-SHS 'N 2 9' 3: ,Qfmusfimii--f'sf A 4: L: A ' : 7 .,ssm,.Wf,- : -JZff5'iW'4 Qi 5 .. ? f?ffv .jiyxx ijijfmg fx . -f .2 ff I L .. ,Q 1 manga E ep 2 fgxggwmi x X H1 ig, Q, Q2 R1 'em fi gags, A 22 ,mm sm Hiya, 9. ww M www M93 as 3 5358 gji Mm A 'il'- vmn R B fp: 5,7 .wig msg wg QQ 5 K PQW-ffM?iw --ff55?w1fQ- Lfw3m:f?f 5'f --,QwM,g,.w,fw,,WAsfw, A ,QQW M ZATLMMW iwwzhglm WW, A,A-- AA ,3WL.vl,,,,g,d, AA-- ZA - AAAA, M. .W ,W H ,ff ,,-.,..mfw-mkfgs ,wif fwaspef iw, fQ,WM-W-.Ji K , ,rg ,iafy-,MM ,,WWW,,Lggf5gmi-L.,f55 W :-:: , 2 A ,A Q K, ,f-fu-ffsl A ffyfgfdfl .6 .W-A ,g,.A,,.,.4,.,,mfshggwkM Wy., 5261 f wwggglf-ffwgygggife gg: 1 -1 ,vi ffm- ,L -my - ,,-- , ,,:- , . , , , im, , ,wmlmi ,-Lf2z.,m,-I ,fl ,,:, ,. .. V was ilk-W Aw ff--W 7 ffgm-few' A--vmaf-,-mvl. z--W: :i..,,f,q-3:5 35, I-3,1517 ,--,ff-gfy., 2z,-2-ww, ---: ggm,-M,-W ,:A, ,, - xl -W . - All mi- ,L Hamm wff82M?sa?ir+W 4355?-ZL?5fe3f'Q'-???s:'7f?2K1f2g?H-szmi?fs214asg55Pi5!2iQg?325W aww ,L LNMQ-5::f'i f .J-M1 , V, 4 1 -.V . ,- f - A . Y rw-mgwwiwsw. Afszggiffyfsy . is,,,fffg,wgAgg,Qfm,' A , ,-AA.,AAA,,-A,A V A f--vkmwssk-W,Lw,,ffe,.w, Q,...L,X,,n,,, ,N R, A sf fe me P me mg.,ME,,,ig,j.9,2-Qg,igLXZindm,,,,,,M,,M,H5 Q K Q 1-w:18fSYf?57 71 'Vl?85?'Msri fm'Ai?5 'fg' 1935 -A R55--f ,. ,zk-W A JK 7. '95 7 ff' fm s X5 fe ay M M Lge new Lg, wg,X2'g:3KvLs1igiPs,,,54ss,gijgiQ1wgg92,3,gmgsgg?3g?i?igzir5,fQ? 5 was Q! M , 5 ,X vm, M wig 6 gf sw S 2 in is W 'W N YE JY' 'Sw W vw 295 if fe' JN wa www Y fe Nye R' ffm gg mmxy ww? HQXw2Na Q ,QW ff am wa, 3 QW? -.,m-my ff'-mf AAAAA -My A fs,A2!??f wsfimf!2m,f1f?1A--lmsv-V --1 free? .. www fsig.z--vf'S74fz-f-rm.M-Q14 A 1--rf, --W:--:sw -f 7 , A A -fm .gn gy, -W Q1 A y .. f2Zs?rs??'fw K Q g A WSW 'svi3E1S?1'gfzzzg-151-9-ima'L5fz'ss1ffw-V Mssiffv ?.sxxz,QL?f - AMB: MQ, 7 . W fl - ,asf ---- AA wan-ffmsU,,fxqfre,i aww-sffwf?f.'s1951fwisgsWA-354''S1943-W5iffssw5zgi4Qz4f?fw!?Efez kms! S re ,ziffsivifliin,z-217'-m'ffQ1'L-f L. ws .Fw , Q A ,Ax , N 2' ,QM mlgmes,.Mm-asM-?f1,,55ffgz-5flgf2Mgfg,,Qiggwg,ggfg,A,5i5gUs fff2mgAfez,i,,-.L kms, AA,AAA,, ,,A.,w ml Ln A Q fx 2 27 f A A AA-- W , ,Q-f -. z,-..,5-.1,.fez5..,-fl ZAf5,i5,1 Q, fw-as ,af M8152 2 fe 1 2 ,Qggfgogfwlxxf-fHwxw. ,, AAAA ,NW Q Q fx 2 P4 5 'W 'S-Lwfzi--,ww--V7-'milf--mQs1f:,15g:wf:f52f--.fxz-fm:ww--'m-1fsz--if-mM,-xx,12Lw,-V- a' w M fs. H Q aa N-MX,ww,,wigHW..N,,.w,:,WWgQ,g,v,,1S5, V A-AA ,Q--:gfuff--if , W, MM. . ., :SQA-vzgga.azfmgf-V:s595,g91gQ--'zaxzLf9Efggsfsm5rS1g,-:szLak-,,-fzgsf..1-,vrszxm-L,f --1 1-V ,. - A -My f ws vw- fQ,,m:2f,6,-La4,2!2,Qfm31+52311W5g1l55fg,WiM,Wm, 25,5 f A Luka- My f 5535! -szm-BIl!??sax4!f51 Wgwwa Q1-f-,iw A:A--: ,K ,AA,A---- ugxkyzwg, ,A-AA ,V V A M. ,lf ,A -ff' f ww - Pwsv 24 ,um-W ,Lmmf fgsfg?3gg??fS3g?g-ig9g21?szgg?g5?4Q2g4QS1e2zgg:1fe2ggsfi57mzgsr4 A U.ff.11Q7fgM-1,21 uw L, ,,AA,A ffm K af vw WW2-Wm?-Szffwf-?1fQ?ffQ-f?m,.. ,AAA,A 1. ,, fx ,- HX, L2, M,-:QW45,.fzafvW,,W,y:,Q, sy ---- missin-fwesw, gum -.AA ,, ,, A A A, AAA, Qi:---f K--f:ffv1w:s2M?Vf my as --AA I -AAA M. A A f ami -HM, ,5,,.a,M,.w,A..,a,w,5M:,GiM5555Wgf3isflW3ESg3,Q5f fe, AA--- W ,A,,A, E, AAAA,, , ff92'-v:m-f!f51-riszzzikgik--'A-:iw ---was fi?-szzzw --V: rf M--rw: 7. - 7 fb 1---uf MQ .1211Q51fsX5sqgg?gg4?42zg?gg445Qie'gg?1,g-ffaiiifggsfzigiifszs-Agfiesta? ..,-- A,., -:.,A , - W. fs! .mf -MW -Wffe, ,.g2fP2 .:Zm1,f21g1?:w:4421 1315131255fffs2Hs1v?fgg?Eggf?fQ,lilggqgfsiiswzggg-11 Q .H ,Q A,A- ,if ,---mm, ,vm-. My ,--,.,m-,Q P2 R, vmna ,W V-ffmsz J,fanfL:fvi2zAzS,is1m,ffw,5::mm-yzgggw,wgSzwyfgggggggfggs NW, X x 92' -.sz -5Sff,vzasxz,.f,25'f giivfgwuez L. rr iviffffw :few-Sf-mark-uf-sf:xzzf!!zL--H--VNU. - f-H, XM 7 :P wfwwg f 7:B'u-msd QQwg,:ff559I5ygg1?iss21s23ag?q5gi1QAs4f2gQqgiQ A ,--ww, . ,ww ,. if--uf-Aw' ----- wwf gPP:awN :91s ffew'ffw5IS?fwff?:w-w2:ff1sg:1Qzkm:1,,m,ff2,,W,,AffeQsQiWf,,1, , -.A, , A,A.,, Z, , M q,-aL,,, .Z A--A M-.ww A,-- V, --.A,,- ,,A.,A R2 wwf 1,---ff ,-Qzgfmw-ah ,iw-IS: 5ifw-2:lm-wk-Mrgxkf-V'-5fm---w,ffszff.w N ---- V 1-saw fy? 25,Mgg,fe,gggfg,.4ffg5,igiQ3gQ A mf N, Q im'-rf 'fx -:H 7 fin- f few 7. 'Q W .R w,:425s,w .vin -..,,,Wa.:?Q -,V s ..:m5lgWM-snfgwf wsu:-M1,4seAf21f1-vw'-1v:2:,s5'-:Br-Wise:'FQHP5'--mn uw ,, :ww 2..w.QgME..,., M,.,,gm,N,M,Mi,.o,ffmgg?W1,i,mfQ,4.x,Mg,i?5E? :WL ,..,- ,......A - My-ff,2,Q,f.,iwW-,mfgz1f..U3,iVff zz,--va:fQg:1f ..,A ,,---: L. , ..,u,,,,gl AA., M ,,,... M-,,ff.,,1 ii ..,A- ,F my A.. A:., . A.,. w kxw. , 1, .f Q LX,.s,A.fs,L A saw,w,.W,4f,ZL5g,,gg,Q5mgiggwlfgxgggggmwg W---,, M ,,A.. 2, .. 3 W., p W2,-Amgen,m,,fg,fM,,,f.,mm U ,igzfw-,,1,2,LQ,:, ,Lf.z.-,i -M .M N . A W My K W,.eeW,5,.fsQw1,gZg:,WV5Biigiagiifigggiggiggfwg M -AAA 3- ,,---- AAA, A , ., zilmw-ffeff wigg'm,LffeyA-mfsfffsz --A--- my -A--A :mug ,MA-fQl,,,,fQ-,k,,Af,,A,fw,Mgggwgfggwifiivggiggigjmgiigisgvi -- ,A Q . 3, V -M fs f -H,---:vm vw-wr'fm-fry-wma-wfew,isgafgw-.fQEq,e,Wsgpgigslwz Q-f-X1 . A V . ,. , -. , ..mm,.mQfUa, ,,-. QW.,l,mg,5,-lU:.w,W,,.MEE:,,,13,1.f.,g,M.M AA-A Q, A I - ,W , ,. .. - V ,AAAAA A ,A , AAA-A ,AAAA,--:A 5 --,.A A ,M ,L -A Z--H , AA,, wi-,, Mfg,-.1 mf V-,1 .V HL, w M Q A 2 w Q Q,--,,., X -X,.y,aQW,.,afQ,SElsfem,,:? M,,.,,w, A..W,m ,AAA , ,W ,,,A ,A ..,,.. -115,-,wwyg 71,fefwfw-fag,-ffm,-W--175595 -2'--,13,f-M-Arm --AAA--- iw, W ,, , Wg - 2- .Mel-sem-wfmmww-fmgegglf.,-gixffsigggsgggmiie, , MQ W L!f1,,,Mfsl-ANZ,-,, LU,. mm-,.L,Q,,wg?,. Lq,. XM ,L .V . , M -A H MZ --:iw fi www! -Lim-mam,Q5fsiiff1fsigfeBi2fwf,g2:wyRi121QfmfWf1 xi' M--veg7frez:?2f 59z LYEQ-fa.S9fm'4f951 --1 Mmm 1!5Aff --Aaah .fy mms., - Lau, . - A ,H yy , ,' f A .V KL K-f an-P' -W ww- fa wwww--w1f2wWm1fQ,5fg33.i2,f2,Q,f-QM, W MM H m,,m,mm, 7 ,K AAW,.. V ..vL ,LX ,... ez, Q Q K .Q H fe AM ,ffm -Q -2:s11mmf?,fag-MyWsfgmggp,ggiQgwQ5ggQg,g3Wi pal-Xml-fegsmmg me, fy- MMA. ,,,.. Q Q H fmwwy--vm wffsmz W. sm.. vyr- ww Y sw fwm, A-may-sgwwwim-fmgsafw-18252gif2g,1efmQ,E2Q1,QW.X,3.W-v..,,.mwWWA. ,M M W.. Af,,W,,,u P:-.1Lm,.V, mum., ,Q v,--:. ,mn M A A .V . :Km---IL As.: gps, 5-V4 xezf-:J ,mQ,,1.Vw.,1 --Lwsxwik --V -viezaw 7 mg , mm: ww - f ,. , .W A. ww-X vf-Jw-.wfififi 2- wxs W Eu.. rs xsx 95 N ...Isazisw-wxAsF3V9,1,,Qt-A-w,e5L.2, 'Fla M 2 33' La. '2 W Q' '25 '3 -z -V .W M A-2--:iw-ff-w,-sy.QLwwgsfagriifiQ:fxasfr-LfQQfAfQA:Y:1SzfLf-Qifexer-W--mwfy-:W am fe M M, .L A..v . ,G My ,..v w ,..., We .,,, LWQV,,Am.k,uigm, 2fsfssfazfak-fgzrkssfw!aMgf.,M-m,.,,.,. Am M,-L..,,.M,1,,,.. A .L we .wg7M,,.f.,--V -ws'-f1?1m51wv4?'-if--ffwgslw W 7 -93 - R1 ,, mes, W.ww-.IWWffm,LMa,,Q.E,,,w-wy .M ,R J. ' , A ,V mi., --A . zf-5,-s.ass11ez-AXA-2i2ffQ1'f'Zwf9H f9imQ:W-niiffii-'-'?serWzL:8235:Qa:1wJf Ass eww . ,. A ,A.. www ww 1 fa, HW? 7-H A .. A , 'W 35255555 S1 WWVESH YQSW WmmsifiggffQflfigf5?f2ggisg?H.5g,m,gQLQWf?asgg?E,E9g:E'5fSZgfSf5!gfQ2gtgag' J W, Mmm --rf -V X W , me 1: y,,,.fma R5 : K .' -1- .xazmfx A- 1wM-waa:.ua-- . V . , V- . . QL 25 Q 3 Q 3,5 2 X Q' all , WW' sw R? 1- 4 --- . :: +. M .... , :::' 1191? 'I-Y? WW 55 A , X Me A-,V W V , . DOUGLAS KING KENNETH MATULA ROCCO SALVATORIELLO rmvzpaf M56 rzkefzpazfs President JOHN J. CIESLARCZYK MONROE JACOBOWITZ ROBERT T. O'DONNELL Superintendent of Schools Vice -President Secretary GEORGE STRANGOS JOSEPH LAMB EUGENE BROWN GABRIEL COMBA REGINA FOLEY ELMER RESKO ANDREW KASKIW ALEX BOBENCHIK I GERALD BROWN Administrative Assistant . .qi-,.L.,..mA.gp,ug.w.n, f Page 7 Page 8 In remembrance of Mrs. Julia Hila An individual of countless talents and seemingly inexhaustible energy, Mrs. julia Hila has played a fundamental role in the advancement of the school system of Carteret. Before her untimely death on September 2, 1973, Mrs. Hila had served on the Carteret Board of Education for a total of thirteen years. In addition to this post, she served as Secretary of the Borough Planning Board, past President ofthe Carteret High School PTA, a member of various women's groups and an advisor to the St. Elias Catholic Youth Organization. Mrs. Hila held a particular interest for the youth of this and other communities, and succeeded in bridging the chasm of the generations with rare ease and genuineness. To all those who knew her, she emitted an aura of friendliness and eagerness to further any and all causes of particular value to her church and community. It is with a grateful remembrance and pride that we, the students of Carteret High School, pay tribute to a woman who embodied hopes and aspirations common to both the young and old of our community, a woman who possessed qualities of progressiveness and enlightenment to which we all strive. In remembrance of Mrs. Marion Kelbf The loss of Miss Marion R. Kelly on March 2, 1974 inflicted all at Carteret High with a deep sense of sorrow and emptiness. A dilligent worker as well as an understanding counselor, Miss Kelly was well known to be both an asset and ajoy to all those with whom she worked. During her thirty-two years at Carteret High, Miss Kelly rose from teacher to guidance counselor and then to Director of Guidance. There can be no doubt that the loss of Miss Kelly will leave its scar with her many close friends and associates at Carteret High. The 'absence of one so genuinely helpful and kind will never be totally forgotten. In life, in death, 0 Lord, abide with me! Page 9 PHYSICAL ED UCATION FRONT: Agnes Mosca, Regina Wondzynski, Marie Chiravalle. BACK: Peter Kindzierski, Ronald Slicner, Sandor Gonczlik, William Karatz, Arthur Shadell, Joan Keolcosky, Bradford Bradach, Walter Gasior fchairmanj. ENGLISH Page 10 FRONT: Dorothy Stowe, Nancy Maguire, Mary Ann DeSarno, Irma Silverman, Lynn Grace, Irene Kovacs. BACK: Patricia Reilly, Cheryl Fenske, Anthony Spaldo, Walter Bihuniak, Francis Tomczuk, Walter Niemiec, joseph Randazzo, William Dague, Janet Hanley, Arlene Pullen Qchairmanj. midi' FRONT: Joe Torre, Ruth Markowitz, Dennis Sitarik. BACK: Andrew Chamra, Lawrence Farrell Qchairmanj, William K. Murphy, Michael Arnone. NOT PICTURED: Mary E. Cenders, Kathy O'Grady. FRONT: Myrna Daly, Nina Sorce, Wendy Halsey. BACK: Ron Grobe, Sheila Miller, Evelyn Poliseno, Mary Masterson, Eugene O'Connell Qchairmanj. NOT PICTURED: Florence Rafft, Joseph Yacco, Joseph Littel. Page 1 1 S OC IAL SERV I C ES Robert J. Mackee, School Psychologist, Ann Frankowski, Learning Disabilities, Sarah Noddings, Social Worker. C UIDAIV C E james Gilrain, Mary Ann Checki, Helen Wilson, John Hudak. NOT PICTURED: William Olear. C LEIPI CAL ST AEE FRONT: Dorothy Loniak, Annette Katz, Larissa Huchlco. BACK: Sally Bonventure, Irene Vernachio. NOT PICTURED: Mary Sosnowski. Judy Fuchs, Belinda Coniff, Claire Sansone, Penelope Scheer, Ralph Toro, Sarah Witt, Dr. Carmencita L. Foti QChairmanj. yu so BUSHVES57 R R!-Jfflelllf' 41... as f ,n,l,., I , K my FRONT: Mary Kopko, Fran Niedbala, Robert Turco Qchairmanj, Dot DiPipp0, Elaine Tomaino, Linda I-Iollingsed, Randi Teres. BACK: Pat DeRillo, Joseph Testa, Stephen M. Nelson, Joseph Costello. NOT PICTURED: Louis Nepote, john Yustak, Les Scally. Page 13 W 'weeresiww-42f5'AW3f2g2v1f4r'iKM1'21'WfaiE,Ei- 'lf5'?'z?W Y?33g?S imma I V Wai? 1: , . 2 A V- V,,W,M,A,,A,,,,,,WmM,,,, W,.v A ,,,, ,L ,,,,.L,i. V W.. .. .V,.. W,,,m...,W....,.,,r h,A rr ,,,,,,,,. MW-,..,.i,..,m.,rm,.r,..r,Wm.-,..-W. - A we John Tucker Anthony Ciccotelli, Dr. B. NVD USTIWHL 212,253135353538223rdiiiziiz,, mfg SO C114 L I4 Amid. i 2,LA Page 14 1 ,fr Q., v,- - .. 'fu Qvbk' ST DIES FRONT: -Robert Cowan, Dorothy Krugman. BACK: Louis Panigrosso Qchairmanj, Dennis I Siddons, Charles Simon, Marvin Krakower, Gerald Marcincavage, Elaine Panuski, Allen D. Riley, Gregory Rea. NOT PICTURED: Robert Szigeti. HOME ECONOMICS VOCATJQNAL HRT Gregory Peters, Michael Maskaly EDUCATION Phyllis Mincielli, Frank Walsh, Edward Quin. Patricia Bodnar, R.N. Page 1 5 Joseph Tedino Qassistant librarianj, Eileen Kennedy Qhead librarianj MUSIC Page 16 Peter Torrissi Mary Nickels CLASS OF 1974 - Advisors: Mr. Cowan, Mrs. Tomainog Mark Russo, Presidentg Fred Burkhard Vrce-Presldent, Kathy Sabol, Secretary. DCbb16 Ward, Treasurer. Diane Marie Abella NDI!! 'Cflccept me as I am - then we will discover each other. U Diane took part in the Girls' Gymnastic Show and Intramurals. She plans on traveling to see the country, and someday own her own business. Michael John Alexander CRITIC Sports filled Mike's spare time while at C.H.S. This was shown in his involvement in j.V. Football, Frosh, J.V., and Varsity Wrestling. He hopes to somedayjoin the ranks of the New jersey State Police. Page 1 8 Christian Ammons Nancy R. Albrecht NANC Nancy's school activities include Student Council, French Club, Unkle Ramn Society, Homeroom Chairman, Student Teacher, Girls' Track and the Ski Club. Her plans for the future are aimed at both college and happiness. John W. Anderson mg! HSPANKYH I came, I conquered, then I HNUTZH broomedf' Reward Come-9'0 lly after an effort The field of gas and gears will if mflde-N occupy John's future. A life as a Chfls Plans to atrend College: S0 that truck driver or a mechanic awaits he might study engineering. him' Lawrence Aleksandrich KIOZU Larry was a freshman guide and a member of the Spanish Club. His future lies in the field of engineering. Lucia Amelio ULU!! UI look at the past, dream of tomorrow, but live for today. D Lucy's activities included being a Homeroom Chairman and a Student Teacher. In her future, Lucy plans to enter the business world as a secretary. Robert J. Anderson Engaging in Frosh and -I.V. Football, LV. Track, and the Annscott News filled Bobis time while at C.H.S. As of now, he is undecided between a career in aviation or advertising. 2 Nancy Lynn Arvay Before the breathin' air is gone, before the sun is a bright spot in the night, out where the rivers like to run, I stand alone and take back something worth remembering. The Unkle Ramn Society, Girls' Track, and Varsity Choir comprised most of Nancy's time while at C.H.S. In the future, she will pursue a career in the business world. Joseph Mark Babij UBABS Live to learn how to - live and love not to hate andjust exist?l joe took part in the C.I.E. program while at C.H.S. His athletic accomplishments were made in Cross Country and Wrestling. joe's future outlook leans toward aviation. Jeffrey Bruce Balk 'ZIEPH7 There is a pleasurelxure, in being mad, which 'none but madmen knowf' I . jeph was a member of the Varsity Tennis Team, Drama, and Ski Clubs, the Annscott News, and Loudspeaker staffs. He also participated in the juniorlSenior Play. Daniel Attanasio Margaret M. Aymar UMAFIA MAN 'TEGGYH Now that I have jqnally found it, 'fLi1,e for today Y forget yesterday, they decided to 1710116 dW6ly.H and dream of foynoy-r01,U, H Dan's future plans include entering Peggsfs idea gf the future is to live College- life as it comes. Rollin Ball lKROLOl! Be what you are, not what someone else wants you to be. Robert Emil Balewicz BOBBY 'Y have come to the conclusion that my love towards water and friends is a terminal one - I need to live and love both. Bob's interests included the Ski Club, Science Club, Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, Photography Club, and the French Club. His future plans include having a place down on the beach. Furthering his education in the field S B 1 of mechanics awaits Rollin. usan a Zer Page 1 9 t , a Paul Banach HBO!! Without effort, there is no reward. Soccer, Cross-Country, Indoor, and Outdoor Track filled Paul's spare time while at C.H.S. Becoming a health and physical education teacher will fulfill one of Paul's goals. Diane Barbera DIANE The love in your h,eart wa5n't put there to stayg love isr1't love, till you give it away. Diane was a participant in the D.E.C.A. program. She's looking forward to graduation and furthering her education. Page 20 Robert Barbato HBOB n Bob's photographic talent was shown as a photographer for the Annscott News and the Loudspeaker, while his athletic ability was shown on the Varsity Tennis Team, Varsity Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track. He was also a member of the Varsity Club. Future interests - tennis and photography. Denise Lyn Baron HCISS Y The way to love anything is to realize that it might he lost. Cissy's time at C.H.S. was devoted to Girls' Track and the Ski Club. Her exciting future plans include traveling to experience the way other people live. Joseph Barone KUOEJJ A man can do only what he feels he is capable ofdoing. Joe's athletic ability was exhibited in his participation in J.V. and Varsity Baseball. College and corporate law await him. Francis J. Base FRANK He who hesitates is lost. Frank enjoys hunting and fishing. His future plans include either entering a trade school or the armed forces. Michael Robert Banta MIKE 'Vis every thread ofgold is valuable, so is every moment of time. Freshman Winter Track and the Pre-Engineering Club were among Mike's interests while at C.H.S. Architecture lies in the futu.re. Vincent Barilla VINNIE The rough is yet to comeg struggle throughout and victory is yours. Vinniels activities included the Spanish Club, Freshman and J.V. Football. The world of engineering waits for his arrival. Joseph Basilici 'UOEBASSH I came, I saw, tried to conquer and left for someone else to carry on. Joe's interests are spread in many directions. Cars and the police force are among them. Diana Frances Bellino DIANA Life's little secrets are yet to be discovered. Diana belonged to the F.B.L.A. and participated in the C.O.E. program. She would like to become a secretary. Linda Bellak lfLYN!P Love: To keep it you have to give it away. Lynn was a member of D.E.C.A. I and II. She plans to travel and to later marry . Michael S. Bennett 'YVIIKEH Quitters never win and winners never uit q . In the future, Mike plans to be a State Trooper. Maria Encarna Betanzos 'WIARIAU Whatever is covered will be uncovered, every secret made known. Maria participated in the International Relations Club, Spanish Club, and F.T.A. A career in the teaching profession awaits her after college. Larry Bettinger '1ARRYH A man rnust have'a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. ,V Larry is actively involved in band activities, including Band president, jr.-Sr. Play, Ski Club, International Relations Club, F.T.A. and the German Club. Larry hopes to enter some field of music in the future. Norman Becker 'NORMU Go for broke. Norm participated in Varsity Golf. He plans to become a dental technician. Kathleen Beneciuk 'BHWEH The hour of departure has finally arrivedg I go on now only to fuljqll my dreams. Kathy was a member of the German Club, Ski Club, and was also a Student Teacher. The future holds a career in nursing and travel. Page 21 John Birgl Edward Bittner BITS U Freshman, J.V. and the Varsity Football Teams were benefited by Ed's talents. He likes having a good time and hopes to further his Joann Maria Bodnar filo!! 'T love you more today than yesterday, but less than tomorrow. She participated in the Fashion Show and was in the F.B.L.A. She was also on the typing staff of Le Reve. Jo likes sports and guys. Her future plans include becoming a secretary or typist. Pamela Rochelle Bowers SISTER Looking back, many friends had weg I'ue still got some, and they 've got me. Pam showed her athletic ability in Girls' Track and Basketball Intramurals. She also participated in Freshman Tea, Spanish Club, and was chosen as Student Teacher. Her future plans include attending college to become a journalist. Page 22 education. Philip Gerard Boyer HPHILU Let's all get together and help one another. While at C.H.S., Phil actively participated in the Drama Club, French Club, and Polish Club. He also displayed musical ability as a member of the C.H.S. Marching Band. Phil hopes to one day be a police officer. Kevin Boyle MILT Age do esn 't necessarily mean wisdom. Attendance at Lincoln Tech is seen in Kevin's future. Anna L. Bollaci '941NNA I am what Iam, what Iam meant to be, someone no one can change - but me. Anna was in the F.B.L.A. Upon graduation, she plans to enter the fashion world. Her ultimate goal is to travel. Andrea Susan Boyer ANDREA Smile an everlasting smile. While at C.H.S. Andrea engaged in the French Club and Drama Club. She also entertained the crowds during halfatime as a member of the C.H.S. Band and the twirling squad. George Brown Thomas E. Buchannan BUCK During his years at C.H.S. Tom was an active member of the Varsity and Concert Choirs. In the future, he wants to experience life. Andrew M. Bramowicz ANDY The only permanent thing in life is change . . . if you accept that, you're halfway there. Bowling is Andyls favorite pastime. His immediate plans for the future include attending Keane College. James Brechka IKBRECHPP Some peoplesee things as they are and say whyg I see things that never were and say uzhynot. jim's activities' at' C.H.S. include Freshman Baseball, Freshman and J.V, Basketball, j.V. and Varsity Soccer, the Pre-Engineering, German and Science Clubs. jim plans to attend college and enter a career in engineering, along with enjoying a life in the great outdoors. J: Fred Burkhard f'BUD',' A friendly guy,'al'ways with a smile, Bud showed his leadership ability as vice-president of the Senior class. He served as managing V editor of the Annscott News plus editor-in-chief of Le Reve. Some of his many activities include German Club president, Student Teacher, International Relations Club, jr.-Sr. Play, and F.T.A. Bud was chosen as a Boy's State Delegate. Michael Buxbaum HB Il Life: just remember that the goal is for us all to capture all we want. . . A quiet, friendly senior, Michael wishes to be himself and possibly reveal his talents in the world of music. Joyce Matilda Taya Brown HCHICKENU To cry is a sign of weakness. Once a person out your weakness, he can control you, and use you. Joyce was circulation manager of the Loudspeaker, a Student Teacher, and a Library Assistant. She also was in the International Relations Club and participated in the Freshman Cake Sale. Joyce plans to go on to college for Allied Health Professions. Caron Leigh Buinis ef We are bu,t,ja,fr?ifQifi1ent's sunlight fading in me Caron was play, Drama Club, Ski nilfi- Tinnscott News, Yearbook Staff,QfQGerm'an Club, and Forensics Club. Caron showed her leadership ability as editor of Pegasus and president of the C.H.S. Combined Choirs. Overflowing with talent, Caron will surely succeed in the theater. Page 23 ,,, ,,, l...a Joseph A. Cafasso, Jr. H n I One who stops trying to succeed is the one who's called a fool. Joe was a member of the Annscott News, International Relations Club, Photography Club, Ski Club, and J.V. S 0 e c er Team. A concerned individual, he hopes to enter the field of politics. Edward F. Capik HEDJJ Not enjoyment, and not sorrow, is our destined wayg but, to act, that each tomorrow, us farther than today. Ed plans to further his education, though his goals are not final. Carmela Carnevale HCARMELAH 'None are solhappy as those who spread joy. Carmela belonged to the F.B.L.A., gym show, Yearbook Layout and Business staffs, the Ski Club and was a Student Teacher. Carmelais personality assures her success as a dental assistant. Ellen Marie Calogero ELLEN No man is useless while he has a friend. Ellen was active in the F.T.A., Unkle Ramn Society, Homeroom Chairman, Varsity Cheering, Ski Club, J.V. Choir, and Intramurals. She plans to teach the deaf. Kathy Carpenter ij KA THY Life is not a predictable, logical sequence. Kathy was involved in Track, Gymnastics Show, Fashion Show, and the Unkle Ramn Society. I-lereafter, she plans on going to a fashion school for designing and interior decorating. Page 24 ' Frank Robert Campbell FRANK Life is like a ship . . . you mustplot a course and follow it. While at C.H.S., sports played a major role in Frank's activities, particularly Varsity Wrestling and Football. He would like to attend college. Robin Cardillo ROBIN '7Jon't ever try to make me over. If you don't like me the way Iam, just let rne go! The Home-Ec Club and Le Reve filled Robin's spare time. A career as an artist will help paint the future. Deborah Marie Casalino 1rCAS1: To be loved is a treasured thing. Debbie's activities, while at C.H.S., included the Spanish Club, F.T.A., Ski Club, J.V. Choir, Color Guard, Fashion Show and the Play Stage Crew. Travel and college lie in the future. Linda C. Coghan 'L YNN are awake. Robert J. Casey BOBBY Bob's athletic ability was shown through his participation in Freshman Football, j.V. Wrestling, Track, and the Gymnastic Program. Future plans include becoming a veterinarian. .Jn X 4 One o the best ways to keep friendship is to return it. Linda demonstrated her abilities in Girls' Intramurals, j.V. Choir, and as a Student Teacher. She will have an exciting life while traveling and meeting new and interesting people. Gail L. Com GAIL In the midst of winter I jqnally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. The French Club, Intramurals, -LV. Choir, Student Teaching and being a Homeroom Chairman filled Gail's time. Helping those with problems through social work is her immediate goal. Beverly Ann Catherine Charles Sharon Cirillo BEV SHARON In a sea of people all alone, you are The purpose gfliving ig to love and yourself unique. be loved again and again. Bev was a Homeroom Chairman- Sharon plans to travel and meet Plans of becoming a Lab Technician people in the future, or a Nurse are in the future. ,D -91 W Judy Comba f7UDl! Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there? still time to change your road. Judy hopes to do a lot of traveling in the future. Elaine Marie Collura Lf1NIEf' Only that to which we Elaine's in the Colorguard, Club, F.T.A. Girls' Track, 'i Ramn Society, Gym Show, J.V. Choir, International Banquet, and Homeroom Chairman helped to make her four years memorable. Furthering her education and revisiting Spain lie in the future. Rocco Dominick Consiglio Rocco's membership in the Varsity and Concert Choirs helped increase the school's pride in the C.H.S. singing group. He also found satisfaction in being a Homeroom Chairman and a Basketball Manager. Rocco's future includes a career as a forest ranger. Page 25 1 i 4' 744. Francis C. Conte FRANK Only you and I can help the sun rise each morningg if we don't, it may drench out in sorrow. A real car enthusiast, Frank will someday be a sportscar racer and own the fastest car. Joseph Craig 9 WJ NA TURE BOY You are the night and mirror that reflects the within you. I am the mysteries joe participated in Freshman, j.V., and Varsity Football. His future lies in air conditioning technology. Patrick T. Crilley K9 CRILLES In dreams and in love there are no impossibilities. One of our men in blue, he was on Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Football, and Freshman, -I.V. and Varsity Track. He was also a member of the Varsity Club. College will be part of Pat's future. Patrick Coughlin 'UVIATARATZH Every picture tells a story. Pat became involved with Freshman and J.V. Baseball and was also on the Annscott News staff. journalism lies as a future goal. Frank M. Crianza RICAN Forget yesterday, live for today - don't worry about tomorrow.', While at C.H.S., Frank was a member of the Freshman Football Team and a Student Teacher. He plans to further his education. Page 26 Vic Crismale HWOLFM AN H Listen to the tide slowly turning, wash all our heartaches awayg we're part of the fire that is burning. While at C.H.S., Vic was a D.E. Work student. Upon graduation, he plans to become an audio sales manager. William P. Daunno, jr. BILLY D Silence is golden. Though his future lies as a computer operator, at C.H.S., Bill participated in Freshman Basketball and Baseball. Brian S. Crilley BRIAN If you are afraid to admit one mistake, you are probably making another. Brian's activities included Freshman, LV. and Varsity Football, Varsity Club, and Student Teaching. College is an anticipated future goal. . W Deeforrest Davis J Let's get it on, Seniors. Edward DeLoreto DELO We search for minds yet we know not where to start. Ed plans to attend Rutger's after leaving C.H.S. Arlene Delaney if :HR11 Knowledge can be communicated but not wisdom. One can find it, live it, be fortijqed by it, do wonders through it, but one cannot communicate and track it. During Arlene's four years at C.H.S., she was a student teacher. She displayed her athletic ability in the Gymnastics show. Arlene plans to become a model. Nicholas P. Del Vacchio J WILLIE One who stops to learn is not helping himself up the social ladder. Nick showed his athletic ability in Freshman and j.V. Football, andJ.V. Soccer. He was also part of the Annscott News Staff. College and criminology await him. Joyce Anne De Quarto SCENT When you reach the heart of life you shall 'Gnd beauty in all things, even in eyes that are blind to beauty. During her senior year, Joyce was active as a Homeroom Chairman. Her future includes going to college. Ralph Derogatis Olympia Rose De Cicco LYNNE Lynne was a Co-Homeroom Chairman, Student Teacher, on the Loudspeaker Business Staff as Advertising Manager, and C.H.S. Representative as Editor of Write-In-Speak-Out. She plans to work in a large office in the field of bookkeeping. Marianne Susan De Luca MARE Yesterday's hurt is today 's u n de rstanding rewoven into tomorrowk love. Mare was Homeroom Chairman and a Student Teacher. She likes the Shore and eating Italian food. Her future plans are to enter the business world. Page 27 Nancy B. Dochelli lf ll The fellow who dreams, accomplishes nothing at all - success comes only to the one who carries out his dreams. As Twirling Captain, Nancy entertained the crowds at half-time. She also belonged to the French Club, J.V. Choir, International Banquet Committee, and the Gym Show. College lies in her future. Robert Oliver Downer BOBBYD. Yes, there are two paths you can follow, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on Ll rr Bob participated in Frosh and Varsity Football, Frosh and LV. Basketball and Baseball, and the Varsity Club. He plans to study law. Page 28 Timothy James Devine zrTIMx1 You can't always get what you wantg but, if you try something you'll -End you get what you need. Tim's athletic ability was illustrated through his participation in Varsity Tennis and Freshman Winter Track. His photographic flair was shown in the Camera Club and on the Loudspeaker staff. He also participated in the Varsity Club and the U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps. Living life to its fullest and engineering are future goals. June Ann Duggan 'UOONEU Dreams are for thosekwho sleepg life is for us to leeepff me ,, A likeable senior,ffune'was a member of the Loudspeaker and Pegasus staffs, the Spanish LClub, and was also a Guidance Office .Worker. June plans on going to college and becoming a physical therapist. jocely When this you see, remember me, and bear me world say what they may, speak of me as you fin Nick participated in the F.B.L.A., Flag Twirlers, Student Teaching, lnterclass Night, and the Freshman Tea. She hopes to enter the field of art or busine Patrick DiNicola IIPATJJ We must do our best to break the ground and try, to turn the world around W one more time. U A real athlete, Pat .was involved in Varsity Soccer, Varsity Winter and Spring Track, and the P.T.A. Gymnastics Exhibition. His immediate plans are to attend medical school and follow a career in medicine. n Annick Duma 'fN1cK in your mind. Let the d. ss, and has the ultimate goal to travel. joseph Donahue NSTRECHH joe plans on taking life as it comes. Thomas G. Dudek DUDES Life is made easier by friends. Tom was a member of the Varsity Club and showed his leadership qualities as a Baseball and Basketball manager. College and architecture await him. Jayne Marie Ebert BIRD When a man finds no peace within himself it is useless to seek it elsewhere. Jayne plans to travel and enter the business world. Israel Esteves 1751, Every man for himself Is was a member of the Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Football and Baseball squads along with being a Student Teacher and in the Spanish Club. He would like to become either a state trooper or soldier. Nancy Dwyer 'NANCYH '71 smile is the same in every language. Nancy participated in Students' Day by being a Student Teacher. She is waiting for graduation, after which her main plan is to be happy. James Michael Dylag SNAKE EYES No goal is quite so far away as it may seem to he. Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Basketball were Jim's sports. Jim hopes to someday be a corporate president. Kathleen M. Farrell KATHY I love, therefore, I am . . . Kathy participated in Intramurals and the Freshman Choir. Kathy's future plans include opening an arts and crafts shop. Thomas E. Farrell TOMMY Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. This good-looking senior actively participated in Freshman Football, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Golf, and the Soccer Team. He plans to attend college and take life easy. Denise Marie Arva Ellis AWDEEJI When love beckons to you, follow him. Denise was a Homeroom Chairman and participated in the French Club, Freshman Tea, and the J.V. Choir. She plans to share love and happiness with that certain someone. Michael Benjamin Fago TEET Advice Ls the essence of-friendship. Mike was a member of the Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling Teams. He plans to be a success in the business world. Present interests include music, girls, and cars. Page 29 William Fernandez Elizabeth Ann Fitzpatrick jose Flores BILLY I have been in two beautiful countriesg but, there was nothing better than the one I had to leave behind. Bill hopes to extend his education into the field of air conditioning and re frigeration. Jeffrey H. Foley UFOL n It's time for change. Got two dimes and a nickle? The Varsity Soccer Team and the Science Club were among Jeff's activities. Becoming an accountant is of future interest. Page 30 Colleen Marie Franklin You make what you getg you make a Ewhat you give. Colleen i-'. the Loudspeaker Business Managefgiaifd Annscott News Typing Editorl She was also a member of the F.B.L.A., Unkle Ramn Society, and Archery Intramurals. She plans to enter the business world. L, .i,.'-' :'fL1Zfi, Hold fast for if dreams die, life is a bird that cannot fly. Liz's activitiesfffiiicludcd being a member of F.B.L.A., Unkle Ramn Society, J.V. Choir, Annscott News Staff and Intramurals. Liz's personality assures her success in the business world. Paul Gregory Godomski COACH Paul demonstrated his running ability while a member of Frosh, J.V. and Varsity Track and J.V. Cross Country. He participated in the Varsity Club, Radio Club, Annscott News Staff' and also played in Inter-class Night. Entering the field of electronics lies in his future. HHOIJ Every man for himself This Well dressed senior was a member of the Spanish Club and a member of the J.V. Football Team. He plans tojoin the Air Force. Kathleen Ann F ornal 'fKA.THY The heart -peace hreathes the incense of dedication. 7' Kathy was yiceapifesident of the National Hondr-Society and a Girls' State Alternate. Her Writing flair was shown as the Annscott News Editor-in-Chief, on the Pegasus Literary Staff and co-editor of Le Reve. She also participated in the Spanish Club and C.H.S. Combined Choirs. Journalism lies in this talented senior's future. Ruthann Gallagher HR Un 'Tve seen all good people turn their heads each day, so satisjqed, I'm on my way. Ruthann was a Student Teacher, and Homeroom Chairman. She was also in the Ski Club, on the Loudspeaker Staff, and participated in Intramurals and Class Night. College, travel, and marriage await her. if if Keith Robert Madorma l I Dianne Gasior To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today. Dianne was in the Fashion Show and served as a Library Assistant. She W plans to be successful in the Business ' World. Juanita Garcia Patricia Mary Garcia V Noreen L. Garity 'flUANY 'TATTIU NOR He who has found a friend has found a treasure. A football and basketball cheerleader, Juanita excelled as president of the Spanish Club :Sc Unkle Ramn, as well as being a member of the F.B.L.A., Varsity Club and Gym Show. She will be an asset to any organization as a An active senior, Patti participated in the F.T.A., Spanish Club, International Relations Club, Unkle Ramn, Student Council Rep., Student Teacher and Fashion Show model. She hopes to become a registered nurse. Live and be happy. Nor took part in the Drama Club, Choir and Variety Show. Right now, she is college bound. secretary . l IDI I I Robert William Gazdowicz A senior with a hectic schedule, Bob was in the Biology Club, Science Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, a Student Teacher and a member of the Yearbook, Annscott News and LV. Baseball Team, as well as being a Library Assistant. His immediate future includes college. Keith's activities included Frosh Track, j.V. Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Soccer, the Ski Club and Student Teaching. He plans to attend college and become a State Trooper. Barbara Gavin BABS You may have plenty of time to look for it, but no matter how hard you look, lost time can never be found. Barb was a Student Teacher, a member of the Ski Club, and a participant in Interclass Night. She plans to further her education and travel. Rosemary Gerba UROSIE BABY Rose was active in Girls' Intramurals and plans to work with the police force in the future. Page 31 Kathleen Giblin Kathie was Cl2iSS,.fseCretary for the first three years,f,'St'udent Council Representativeig a J.V. and Varsity She also participated in Unkle Ramn Society, C.O.E., Hiking Club, Girls' Track and Student Teaching. She hopes to become a legal secretary. v ,. Janet Gohlke in LEROY There is no fear in love, butperfect love casteth outfearfs She took part in Girls' Basketball Intramurals and being a Student Teacher. Going to college is in her future. Page 32 Naresh Gidwani NA NA H The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. Naresh showed his leadership ability as vice-president of the International Relations Club. He participated in the Annscott News, Camera Club, and C.H.S. Band. Winter Track and Spring Track were his sports. Future plans include being a lab technician. Pradeep Gidwani IIGIDSJ1 Today ham and eggs, tomorrow the world. Pradeep's energy was devoted to the Hiking Club, Spanish Club and Amateur Radio Club. He also participated greatly in sports, such as Wrestling, and Soccer. Pradeepis future plans include getting rich. Jean Theresa Gomm fi 'ffEANNIE Love sought is good, but given unsought is better. Jeannie participated in Girls' Track and Basketball. She plans to become a beautician. Lori Dee Greenberg HLORIH . Do your living now, but save some for tomorrow, otherwise there will be no tornorrow.', Lori was involved with the D.E.C.A., J.V. Choir, Basketball Intramurals, and the Gymnastics Show. Included in her future will be travel and her own business. Joseph L. Greene, Jr. FJ UMEAIVJOE GREENE Freedom and peace are born with the death ofprejudicef' joe's activities while at C.H.S. were Freshman and .I.V. Football, Varsity Choir, D.E.C.A., and Recreation Basketball. He will major in business at Trenton State. Rose Mary Golden R OSE 'Each dawn is a new beginning. Rose's activities while at C.H.S. included being a member of the F.B.L.A., Unckle Ramn Society, Intramurals and a staff member of the Annscott News. Rose's writing talents will attain her pure success as awriter. Barbara Josephine Guarino MINNA Champion the right to he yourself dare to be different and to set your own pattern: live your own life and follow your own star. An exceptional artist, Minna hopes to someday open her own art studio. While at C.H.S., she took part in the Spanish Club, Annscott News, Yearbook, F.T.A., Jr.-Sr. Play. David Haake HHAKEIJ Ulf we cannot find peace within ourselves, it is futile to look for it elsewhere. Donna Marie Gural DONNA', All the darkness of the world cannot put out the light of one small candle. Donna took an active part in the F.B.L.A., dance committees, Gym Show, Modern Dance, Intramurals, and was a Student Teacher. She will be an asset to any office she works in. Timothy Edward Hagan ccTIMx: The greatest truth is the simplest and so are the men. Being a Homeroom Chairman, member of the Science Club, Ski Club, and Spanish Club, were among Tim's interests. A sportsman as well, he engaged in Freshman Winter and Spring Track. Tim- plans to further his education. Gary W. Guiliano 'HULESH There is no quotation to express what I have to say. Varsity Football Manager, Freshman Recreation Basketball and D.E.C.A. were some of Gary's activities. Traveling with the Marines will take up a part of his future. Later he plans on joining the ranks of the State Troopers. George Haley NHECTORU There is no security on this earth. There is only opportunity. George was a Student Teacher and member of the Pre-Engineering Club. He plans to attend college and become an architect. Gordon Halladay Robert Haake HAGEN Becoming a member of the National Guard awaits as a future goal. Page 33 Terry Hendler Christine Hetmanski CHRIS Take me to the airport, and put me on a plane, Igot no expectations to pass through here again. Chris was busy with the C.O.E. program while at C.H.S. She is interested in traveling and entering the business world. Kathleen Patricia Hart HKATHYH The C.O.E. Program and being a Student Teacher filled Kathyis time while at C.H.S. Plans for the future are to become a secretary or a beautician, while making that certain someone happy. Kenne th james Heim MKENPI Life is what you make it. Ken was the Literary Editor of the Yearbook, Secretary of the F.T.A., vice-president of the C.H.S. Combined Choirs, a participant in the jr.-Sr. Play, and a member of the -I.V. Soccer Team. In the future, he plans to go to college and get a degree in history, teach, and then enter law. Joyce Margaret Herzog 'QIOYCEH 'No act of kindness, no matter how JJ small, is ever wasted. A warm, sincere person, Joyce will be a welcome addition to the field of animal grooming. Anthony Hildalgo KKTONYPI Life is nothing withoutfriendshipf' Tony plans to attend college and enter the field of medicine. Page 34 Deborah Marie Higgins ' DEBBIE Debbie plans to become a beautician. Christine Theresa Hlub CHRIS Love is a feeling you feel when you're going to feel a feeling you never felt before. Chris's interests included the F.B.L.A., Annscott News, and Bowling Intramurals. She hopes to see the world as an airline hostess. Ann Marie Horak fr' ' .. Y ', J 1 Linda Carol Horn LINDA 'Tf you're feeling blue, feel like life is jivin'you, ifyou can't jqnd your way, it's harder yet to do it on your own. Linda was a Student Teacher, and a member of the C.O.E. program and Loudspeaker Staff. She hopes to be a successful secretary and enjoy life. Diane Lynn Huber DIANE Do not linger to gather flowers to keep them, but walk on for flowers will keep themselves. Diane was a Varsity Football Cheerleader, j.V. Basketball Cheerleader, member of the Yearbook Literary Staff', International Relations Club, Unkle Ramn Society, Spanish Club, Girls' Track, and the Gym Show. She plans to enter the field of fashion merchandizing. Kathleen Ann Hoehler UKATHYH During her four years at C.H.S., Kathy illustrated her spirit as a flag twirler and a member of the Unkle Ramn Society. She also participated in the J.V. Choir, Gym Show and Bowling Intramurals. Attending college to further her education lies in the immediate future. Barbara ff4B-ARB!! Yesterday's hurt is today's understanding rewoven into tornorroufs love. Barbara was in the French Club, F.B.L.A., Intramurals and was a French tutor. Her goals are getting a job, studying psychology, and possibly becoming a high school counselor. Audrey Michele Hudak HAUDGEU They do not love that do not show their love. Audrey participated in the Freshman Choir, the Student Choir, and the C.O.E. Program. She will surely succeed as a secretary and making that certain someone happy. Gerald Thomas Hughes '7ERRYH Man is like no others in existence. If he is not better, at least he is different. Jerry was honored as a delegate to Boy's State. I-Ie was also active in the Annscott News, Jr.-Sr. Play, Varsity Football and Baseball, and the Student Council. He will attend college and study either law or medicine. Cheryl Lynn Howell 'TOKIEH To thine own self be true. Cheryl participated in Girls' lntramurals. She hopes to be a beautician and perhaps marry. Robert J. Hubiak KIHUBS YI 'join me on aflight to the stars. Bob's varied interests include Cross Country , Annscott News, and Pre-Engineering Club. His future plans include further education in the field of aerospace. Page 35 uA Cheryle Ann Humphrey Cher showed her talent during half-time as a flag twirler. She also participated in the Fashion Show, F.B.L.A., Girls, Track Intramurals, Unkle Ramn Society, Ski Club, International Relations Club, Spanish Club and as Co-homeroom Chairman. College and the world of business are two future goals. Juliana E. Jacobs . H The mind place, and in itself can rndiee Hetwen of Hell, a Hell ofHea11eni i,i An active and outspoken senior, julie demonstrated her' many talents in the jr.-Sr. Play, Latin Club, Drama Club, Le Reve , Freshman Dance Committee and as Loudspeaker co-editor and algebra tutor. julie will leave her mark on the world through her travel and college experiences. Walter Michael Jaclach WALLY Athena Maria Ihnat TINA When the music's over, turn out the light. Athena participated in Girls' Track, Varsity Basketball, Intramurals, the J.V. and Varsity Choirs and Girls' Chorus. In the future, she hopes to go to a business school, work with computers and do a lot of traveling. Brian james IIB-III 'Terfection is an ideal and striving for it is what makes one a better person. While at C.H.S., Brian participated in the Speech Club and Pre-Engineering Club. I-Ie was also on the Annscott News Staff and on the Loudspeaker Staff, Future intentions - to better the minds of others. Kevin M. Istok l ' A smile is the shortest distance between two people. Kevin showed his athletic ability in Freshman Football, J.V. and Varsity Soccer and Interclass Basketball. Kevin's activities included the Ski Club, Science Club, and Spanish Club, while his goal is college and a life in the country. Sharon Leigh Jacobus Participating in Girls' Intramurals took up some of Sharon's extra time. She plans to go to business school and become a fashion buyer. Robert Jenkins Page 36 Barbara Ann Job 'UOBIEU 'Making joy complete by being of the same mind, maintaining the same love, united in spirit, intent on one purpose. Barbara plans on traveling and becoming either a social worker or to work with handicapped children. Joann May Jouas V 1701! 'Nature made me see life, love it and live it. Jo dreams of traveling after graduation and to become a beautician. Karen M. Kackle :KAN Karen was a member of the Unkle Ranm Society, F.B.L.A., Ski Club, and the Stage Crew. Some of her other activities consisted of being on homeroom decorating and dance committees. She hopes to meet a great many people while she is a part of the business world. Dale johnson gf SAM PUMA Dale was one of our men in blue. He played on the j.V. Football, Freshman, j.V. and Varsity Basketball teams. Sports lie definitely in his future. He plans on becoming a pro basketball player or a karate expert. Darlene Johnson If Singing filled a majority of Darlene's time while here. She was a member of the Girls' Chorus, j.V. Choir, International Relations Club and a Student Teacher. She also played in Interclass Night. Becoming an RN, marriage, a family and a beautiful house await her in the future. zz n Josephine justynski IO Make yourself necessary to somebody. Do not make lQ'e hard to any. jo hopes to attend beauty school after graduation. She enjoys life and will excell in her chosen field. Gloria Kacmarik Curtis Andrew Kamichoff HGLOR H CURT Searching, jqnding the keys and opening the doors to a bigger and better future. Gloria participated in the Freshman Cake Sale, Biology Club, Gym Show, and Stage Crew. She plans on becoming a lab technician and enjoying life to its fullest. You can make it ifyou try. Track filled Curt's time while at C.H.S. He was a member of the Cross Country, Winter, and Spring Track Teams and also a member of the Varsity and German Clubs. He is undecided between political science or crimonology as future goals. Page 37 Karen Kapec l If The reward oflove zlsjoy and peace. Love and you will understand why. Kar was a part of the Spanish Club, Unkle Ramn Society, Gym Shows, dance committees and tutoring. Her future includes commercial art. John F. Kenna 17OHN:: If one cannotjqnd the truth in what he is told, he should jqnd truth in what he believes in. Following graduation, john plans to attend school of photographic arts, and capture the world in pictures. Page 38 Stanley Kelman STASH The world? great men have not commonly been great scholars, nor great scholars great men. Another one of your men in blue, Stan was on Varsity Football, Freshman and LV. Basketball, Freshman Track and in the Varsity Club. His immediate plans are to attend college. Jean Marie King fl-KING!! Don't believe what your eyes tell you, they show limitation. Look with your understanding, jqnd out what you already know, and you 'll see the way to live. .lean was active at C.H.S. as the Co-Editor of the Yearbook, Literary Editor of the Annscott News, a member of the Ski Club, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Science Club, Gym Show, and Student Teacher. She was also the Carteret Bike-Hike Chairman. Kevin Michael Kiniry Freshman and Varsity Wrestling were included in Kevin's activities while at C.H.S. His future plans include veterinary medicine and gymnastics. Christine Mary Kolibas A Football and Basketball Cheerleader, Chris served as vice-president of the Spanish Club and secretary-treasurer of Unkle Ramn in addition to being an active member of the Varsity Club, Loudspeaker and girls' sports. Her future lies in college and a happy life with her special someone. Walter John Edward Karasiewicz WALLY The sun rises, the sun sets, but never fallsg so shall we. Wally plans on getting a job after graduation and becoming Carteret's first millionaire. James C. Kimball Most of the change we think we see in life is due to the truths being in and out of jimls biggest sport while at C.H.S. was Cross-Country Track. I-Ie plans on a career in marine biology. 'Q Nancy Barbara Kosciowiat KOSTY An ambitious student, Nancy was the literary magazine's business editor, Annscott News exchange editor and in the Ski Club, Loudspeaker, Drama Club, German Club and on dance committees. She hopes to enter college and pursue a career in the field of engineering. Linda Kukulya HKUKESH The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. The Drill Team, Spanish Club, Unkle Ramn Society and Intramurals filled most of' Linda's time. Making that certain someone happy and continuing her education lie in her future. Barbara F. Kudrich BARBS It Ls only with the heart that one can see rightly - what is essential is invisible to the eye. Barbara was very active while in C.H.S. Her activities included student teaching, Spanish Club, Interclass Night, Softball Intramurals, Guidance Assistant and Spanish tutor. Future plans include a college education and a career in journalism. She hopes someday to write a novel. Carmel Kunis CA RM E L ' ' Do you love to live, or live to love? Carmel plans a career in interior decorating. Thomas Joseph Lane HOT DOG You're out ofthe frying pan and into the fire. Tom finds enjoyment playing the guitar and working on cars. While at C.H.S., Tom belonged to the Pre-Engineering Club. His future lies in the field of chemical engineering. Margaret Langer PEGGY Smiles are free and easy to give. Peggy hopes to do a lot of traveling, enter the business world, always try to be happy, and wait for that certain someone in the future. Nancy Ann Kozyra ICNANCII Yesterday is dead - forget it. Tomorrow has not come - don't worry. Today is here f use it. ' Nanc was involved with the F.B.L.A., on the Freshman Dance Committee, and Teachers' Luncheon. She hopes to better her business skills upon graduation. Robert D. Kulick GOATS A big man on the Football Team, Bob played Freshman, LV., and Varsity Football. He was also a member of the Freshman Wrestling Team and a Student Teacher. He plans to attend college and major in Environmental Science. Page 39 Diane E. Launer cr-DIN Gods asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take itg the only choice is how. Diane was a Homeroom Chairman and on dance committees. She was also a member of the F.T.A., Ski Club, Unkle Ramn Society, and Girls' Intramurals. After furthering her education, she plans on becoming a grammar school teacher. Charles J. Lelko CHUCK Live for today. While at C.H.S., Chuck was a member of the Radio Club. His future plans include furthering his education. Page 40 Melanie Larrison MIILLANEY Who do I say that I am? To jqnd myself I need time andaplace to be myself Melanie Worked for the F.B.L.A. and ran in Girls' Track Intramurals. Breaking into the business world lies in the future. Carin LaSala rrCAR11 Human hearts are full of love, tenderness, and sympathy. Hold the right mental attitude and you have the key that unlocks them all. Carin was a J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, and a Homeroom Chairman, She also participated in the Varsity Club, Ski Club, Hiking Club, and Unkle Ramn Society. Entering the world of fashions is her future plan. Robert Peter Leniart SQUIRREL Know then thyself presume not God to scan. J.V. and Varsity Soccer and Spring and Winter Track were among the interests in Bob's high school years. His immediate goal for the future is college. Albert Lee Levitz HALL' The only permanent thing in life is change . . . Ifyou accept that, you're halfway there. Alas activities consisted of being a Student Teacher and a member of the German Club. Entering into the business world is a goal in his future. Elizabeth Joan Leffhalm LIZ I-iorsake her not and she shall keep theeg love her, and she shall preserve thee. Liz's time at C.H.S. was spent involved in Girls' Chorus, ski Club, Literary Magazine, Girls' Track, Bowling, and as J.V. Choir president. Liz plans to beautify American women by becoming a make-up consultant. Kathleen Patricia Lemaszewski rfLEM:: I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends. Kathy enjoyed singing as a member of the Varsity and Concert Choirs. She was also a member of the F.T.A., Unkle Ramn Society and International Relations Club. College lies in the future. Virginia Lee Litton 'UENNYH It's nice to be important, but it is most important to be nice. Virginia hopes to become a successful secretary. Robert S. Loretto HSHIFTYH 'Nature belongs to the eyes that see it. J.V. Soccer and Winter Track were his sports interests. Bob was involved in the Spanish Club, International Relations Club, and was a Homeroom Chairman. Loves camping around the country. A successful career in forestry follows his college years. jeffrey Bruce Levitz rrLEVJ: Live for today maybe for tomorrow. But clon't worry about yesterday. jeffls interests included membership on the Soccer Team, F.T.A., German Club and International Relations Club. He was also Sports Editor of the Annscott News. Jeff plans to attend college. William S. Lindsay BILL 'T depart from C.H.S. only to live a good life, and become a millionaire. While at C.H.S., Bill was a Homeroom Chairman. External happiness and continuing his education lie in the future. Richard M. Ludowig RICK Goodness does not more certainly make men happy, than happiness makes them good. Freshman Basketball, the Spanish Club, International Relations Club, and Student Teaching occupied Rich's time. Attending college is in the immediate future. Laura D. Lydecker 'Teople see things as they are and ask, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were and ask, 'Why not? ' While at C.H.S., Laura's athletic abilities were evident in Intramuralsg however, her calling lies as a beautician. Robert J. Litus HBOB U Nothing puzzles me more than time and spaceg and yet nothing troubles me less, as I never, think about them. As Carteret's own jack Nicklaus, Bob was on the Varsity Golf Team and a member of the Varsity Club. College lies in the future. Kevin Allen Lower KKKE VJ, 'Toultry farms mean fresh eggs. During his four years, Kevin was a member of the Science Club, Spanish Club, and played Freshman Basketball. Immediate goals - college and saving the world. Page 41 Clifford john Lynch Life has its ups and downs. One man's success is another one's failure. An athletic Rambler, Cliff was a member of the J.V., Varsity Soccer and Freshman Football Teams. His dramatic and musical talents were evident in the Varsity Choir, Drama He who for love hath undergone the Club and jr.-Sr. Play. Robert McNab Mailer HDROOP-A-LONG '7Jon't bite off more than you can chew. Attending college will fulfill one of life 's many goals. Page 42 john Peter Marek 'Vind there you are, standing, saying we have the whole world in our hands, when all you see M deep inside, the world's controlling you and me. The field of air-conditioning and refrigeration awaits him. janet Susan Lynch KLYDE Janet led the class of ,74 as president Freshman and Sophomore year. She also participated in Interclass Night, Dance Committees, the Freshman Cake Sale, and was a Student Teacher. College will help pave the road to the future. Marcy Eve Markowitz worst that canggbefall, is happier a thousand fold i'l .fnioreijiithan one who has never lovedfagtgallgini Marcy participatedQV,in5 the gym show, dance committee'-Qand cake sale. She was a member off. the Hiking Club, Unkle Ramn Society and was a Homeroom Chairman. Michael MacDonald 'YVIICKEYU Let us be happy while we are young. Our star J.V. and Varsity Soccer goalie, Mickey was also a member ot the German Club and a Student Teacher. College and professional sports lie as unconquered feats. Thomas J . Maliszewski war Silence is the virtue offools. While at C.H.S., Tom was a band officer, member of the Ski Club, French Club, Speech Club and Contest, and T.V. Broadcasting. He was also on the Freshman Wrestling Team. R.O.T.C. and the Army wait for his arrival. Debra Ann Markowski WILD WORLD The latest addition to the Class of '74, Debra migrated from Bayonne. After her stay at C.H.S., she hopes to become a nurse. Karen L. Mascia SHORTY Each personk life is his own to live and love as he pleases. Whether it was the F.B.L.A. or the Unkle Ramn Society, Karen was always there. She also belonged to the Hiking Club. Becoming a medical receptionist is in the future. Margaret C. McNelis 'YVIAGYH Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. Magy's interest in gymnastics was shown through her participation in the Gymnastics Show and Gymnastics Intramurals. She was also a Homeroom Chairman and member of the Unkle Ramn Society. Hopes to be an Olympic gymnast someday, as well as a gymnastics instructor or a Phys. Ed. teacher. Robert john Medvetz 'MEDS Men of few words are the best men. Bobls athletic ability was shown through his participation on the Freshman Football Team, and the Freshman and J.V. Baseball Teams. Bobis future plans include travel and a career in aeronautics. f Jacqueline M. McGrath 'UACKIEH 'Tm on my stairway to heaven. While at C.H.S., jackie was a member of the Unkle Ramn Society. Plans to attend college lie in the future. Maureen McKernan HMAUREENU' Know that the Lord Hirnselfis Godg it is He who made us, and not we ourselves. After leaving C.H.S., Maureen hopes to broaden her experiences by becoming a farmer. Kathleen Valerie Menta HB-ABE ,J I look at the past, think of today and dream of tomorrow. Beautification of the, world and marriage are Kathy's ultimate goals. Patricia McSherry Eileen Ann Meyers Entertaining at half-time as Flag Twirler co-captain and singing in the Girls' Chorus, Concert, and! Varsity Choirs filled some of Ei,s', timVe.5She also participated in the Drama' Club, Varsity Club, yaasfxi a' wrestling manager, in Girlsffrack Intramurals and Forensics Club andtisi undecided 'between a career in law or music. A k v ,f M' X, 3, J, V, e . 1. , l ,AL , . , v ,V v Page 43 natural highln Lou Ann Michaud Sammuel W. Minucci 1rSAM:: Every man is the maker of his own future. The Varsity Choir, jr.-Sr. Play and Library Staff filled most of Sam's time while at C.H.S. He was also a Student Teacher. Storming the business world and seeing the world are future aspirations. Page 44 Maureen Miller 'YWAUREENU A life which is unexarnined is not worth living. Both Student Teaching and the F.B.L.A. were of interest to Maureen. Enjoying sports as well, she participated in Girls' Intramurals. Maureen's hopes for the future include attending college and traveling. Michael William Minue 'MINS U Kawasaki lets the good times roll. Motorcycles and cars rate high on his listg Mike hopes to become an automotive engineer in the near future. Michele Irene Minue It's impossible to live for the futureg for tomorrow is promised to no one. Basketball Intramurals. Her plans include college and a career as a Certified Public Accountant. Deborah D. Miscannon ccDEB.BIE:1 Dig your fellowp rnan it's a During her foyaffryt years at C.H.S. Debbie participated in C.O.E., Fashion Show, I Home-Ec Club, Spanish Club and F.B.L.A. Happiness and a career as a legal secretary are in her future. Donna Marie Mihalko i' The greatestlre'ward1for doing is the opportunity to T h e S p a , F .T .A. , International Club, and the Unkle Ramn Society took up most of Donna's time. Attending college and majoring in elementary education are in Donna's future. Helen Sharon Minue To leave is ltoyidiefiiflittleg to die to what we love'g.,Wefleave behind a bit of ourselves have been. The Loudspeakeig'Ss'1i'layout editor, Helen was activeifjn the LV. Choir, Fashion Show, Girls' Intramurals and Freshman Tea. She foresees the role of a business administrator in her future. Michael George Misko IIMISKJI Live life as best you can. A baseball player since Freshman year, Misk'l plans to enjoy life as much as possible and travel. Robert Michael Molarz MOLE Abolish fear and you can accomplish anything. Mole's activities included Varsity Football, Baseball, and Basketball. He was also the junior class president and belonged to the Varsity Club. Mole plans to go to college and be a journalist. Janice Moher l7AN:9 Keep on truckin'. Think of all the fun you had. There's such a lot of good ways to he bad. jan actively participated in j.V. Choir, Girls' Intramurals and the C.O.E. program. Future aspiration - a computer operator. Stephen Molnar MOLE Stephen had held the position of treasurer in the Spanish Club and took part in j.V. Basketball. A well-liked senior, he will pursue a career in architecture or engineering. John Michael Mongon john joined the Varsity Club, Freshman and j.V. Football, and Baseball. He also belonged to the Varsity Winter and Spring Track Teams. A friendly and likeable senior, his future plans include going to college and majoring in Math and Science. Christine Moody UCRISS Y Love is the key we must turn, truth is the flame we must burn, freedom the lesson we must learn. While at C.H.S., Chris participated in the j.V. Choir, Girls' Chorus and was a Student Teacher. Her plans for the future 1 social work. Richard John Mnich HMUNSONH I do things my way. Richard's activities included football, Band, Dance Band and professional combo. He hopes to become an electrical engineer and a professional drummer. Ester Moll M I know when I die I'll go to heaveng I've lived my hell on earth. Ester is undecided between entering trade school or the field of computers. Page 45 janet C. Mosca WAN!! A man is not old until his regrets take the place ofhis dreams. Jan was a member of the Spanish Club, Unkle Ramn Society, Drama Club, and F.T.A. She also Worked in the Main Office and at the Freshman Tea. Future ambitions - becoming a successful cook and raising a family. Linda Moscicki Ronald T. Morrison NUGGET H Life is what you make it. During his four years at C.H.S., Ron excelled in J.V. Wrestling and Recreation Basketball and was also a Student Teacher. Ron's future plans include going to college and majoring in sociology. Anthony James Mosca f'ToNY Don't let it bring you downg it's only castles burning. ' ' An athletic senior,f,TI'ony was active in Freshman Football and as Varsity Football managerl-and Varsity Club vice-president. Tony hopes to explore the depths of the oceans by becoming an oceanographer. Dorothy Moscicki DODIE ' There in the sunshine are my highest aspirationsg I may not reach them, but I believe in them. Dodie was involved in high school life as I-lomeroom Chairman, Track and Freshman Basketball manager and Intramurals member. Her future lies in college. Kathleen Mulutzie HKATHP' Know thyself before all things and thee shall lenow thyself Kathi was a member of the Spanish Club and the Ski Club during her four years at C.H.S. She hopes to go to college and become a psychiatric social worker. Page 46 Dwight Nahulak Dante Michael Naples DAN The only way to have a friend is to be one. Dan's future interests include entering a trade school. Anna Francesca Oberc ANNIE 'T ran through the open meadows barefoot, only to jqnd that roses have thorns. As Flag Twirling Captain, German Club secretary-treasurer, Freshman Wrestling manager, Student Council Representative and Homeroom Chairman, Ann exhibited her ability to be a leader. She also belonged to the Girls' Track Intramurals, Unkle Ramn Society, Jr.-Sr. Play, Fashion Show, Ski Club, J.V. and Varsity Choirs, Girls' Chorus and the Freshman Tea. Desires to see Polaska and become a business teacher wait to be fulfilled. Alys O'Donnell rrALra Life holds .V many mysteriesg to discover them we must experience. Alys was ia fVarsity Football Cheerleader and JQV. and Varsity Basketball Cheerleader. She was active in the Unkle Ramn Society, Varsity Club, and Girls' Track Intramurals. Attending college to major in merchandising are her plans. April Rose Nardi NARDI Anything that isn't done right, isn't done at all. A cute senior, April's plans include being an airline stewardess and a part-time mo del. James Nigro KKLEOD When it rains it pours. Jim plans to become a meteorologist. Doreen Anne 0'Donnell A EJ I X UBUBBLES 1 5 Forget yesterday, talk about today, , if and th-ink about tomorrow. , After graduation, Doreen plans to ,hip F, work in an office. : t 4. , . I Kevin J. O'Grady t MOG YJ! I looked for my soul, but my soull could not see. I looked for my God, and my God eluded me. Ilooked for afriend and there Ifound all three. Kevin was in the Varsity Choir. His future will include helping people who can't help themselves. w Brian Francis O 'Connor WHITEY Brian participated in Varsity Basketball and his future plans include attending college. Amy O'Donnell If you cry because of losing the sun, your tears will not allow you to see the stars. An active senior, she participated in Intramural Basketball and Softball, the French Club, was the Freshman Basketball Manager and a Homeroom Chairman. After graduation, Amy plansqto enter college. , 5 I , 5 ' , , you -' . 4,j. 5'r ' , lil .- fri' ffljiii 1- of LM' :I 1 ,, A , -' L 3' . . If - r I it we vm ' ljA ,, ' l. .gli - 'L I HA., Mast, , Y' ,., , itil, LL 2:1 T . , ,, ,, c , ,, ,. V, 4.3. fb ,I if f lf Wi L c sf Page 47 ,xg I Doreen Ondorf DORE Doreen participated in D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramurals, Gymnastics, Baseball, the Phys. Ed. Demonstration, the Fashion Show, was a Homeroom Chairman and a Student Teacher. She plans to manage thrifty threads and display windows. Martin E. Oxner til UBUTCHH When rnan begins to understand, he will learn to love and when his love is understood, there will be everlasting peace. Butch was active in Freshman Football and j'.V. Football and Baseball. His future plans include entering the field of Zoology. Page 48 Michael Palumbo HS UMOU Take what you can out of life, because no one is going to give it to you. Mike was a Varsity and .I.V. Wrestler, and a Library Assistant. As of yet, plans for the future are indefinite. Jean Alice O 'Neill 'UEANNIEU Appreciate what you have today, and tomorrow you will be thankful. Jeannie showed her athletic ability by participating in Basketball Intramurals. Her future plans include secretarial school. Mark Francis Onulak 11UNS19 Don't try to be like somebody, be yourself After completing his years at C.H.S., Mark plans to become a baker or an electrician. Paula Panepinto To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Being a D.E.C.A. student and an office assistant were only a part of Paula's activities. She was also a member of the F.B.L.A., Unkle Ramn Society and Bowling Intramurals. Entering into the exciting Eeld of retailing is in Paula's future. Drew Phillip Packard 'TACKU Drew was a member of the C.I.E program. Donald Parisi '.'DUCK'5' I gotta be . Donald's personality-,Sand high class rank, got position as president of thdf-'National Honor Society. He was aiinember of Varsity Golf and the Varsity Club. Don's heading toward college and a law career. Vanessa Parisi Linda Andrea Perez Cindy Ann Peticca NESS 'Cflnd in the sweetness offriendship, let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. A warm and sincere person to know, Vanessa plans on traveling and possibly continuing her education. Michael Pidich PANDA Goals can only be achieved by struggling in reality. While at C.H.S., Mike was a student teacher. He plans to balance books and ledgers as a certified public accountant. Peter Anthony Policastro You can lead a horse to water but a pencil's got to be lead. Peter's activities included Freshman and J.V. Football, the Hiking Club, the Science Club, the Latin Club, Dance Committees, and Student Teaching. His future plans include attending the NJ. School of Conservation LYNN Today's dreams may be tomorrow's destiny. Besides participating in the C.O.E. program, Linda was in the F.B.L.A., on the Yearbook business staff, Spanish Club, and Intramurals. An easy going senior, Linda plans on storming the business world. Dawn Valarie Price if DAWN For every star that falls, a new one glows, for every dream that fades, a new one grows. Dawn was in the F.B.L.A., Girls' Intramurals, the fashion show, Interclass Night, Freshman Tea, and was a Student Teacher. CINDY The wonders of our yesterdays are only the beginning. Cindy's future plans include travel. Deborah Pluta DEBBIE Life is a problem which shall never be solved, but is only a mystery to time. The Unkle Ramn Society, F.B.L.A., and D.E.C.A. filled Debbie's spare time. A career as a successful airlines reservationist lies in the future. Thomas Pryor 'TUTTH Abolish thoughts of success or failure. Be your own judge of your own contentment. Tom was a member of the j.V. and Varsity Soccer Teams, the Ski Club, French Club, and the Varsity Club. He was also a Student Teacher. Page 49 Scott Bruce Raiman SCOTTY What, me worry? Scott was the Sport's Editor of the Annscott News. He also participated in the German Club and was Co-homeroom Chairman. An outgoing senior, Scott hopes to travel to foreign lands. Henry James Racsok 1fHENJ1 Henry is usually seen on his Honda. He plans to work for Ma Bell in Peter Raczynsky S WOBODISI-In Live for today, because there may the future. Barry Rasimowicz ICCUDA IJ Life is a span of time of which the -Hrst half is ruined by-our parents and the second half by our children. An outdoorsman, Barry participated in J.V. Baseball in addition to his interest in and fishing. h1s Page be no tomorrow. Pete was a member of the Freshman Cross Country Team and a Student Teacher. Favorite pastimes include cars and the good times. College and engineering wait for his arrival. Robert W. Rauenbuhler IIBOBPI Always seen working at Carrol's. Bob will demonstrate skill and determination as a carpenter. Terrance Rasimowicz TERRY Happiness is a warm gun. Terry was a Student Teacher. He hopes to be an auto mechanic in the near future. 50 ' W? if Q1 K. Reed in Freshman and we as 1 plans to HREG 11 Vincent Robert Regina QQ 61' Track and Soccer and the U ,QQ Varsity Club filled Reg's spare time Q X! while at C.H.S. He plans to further RQ his education at trade school. Dennis J. Reho 'DENU If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem. Dennis would like to travel with that certain someone and pursue a career in professional photography. Linda Reinhardt In the midst of winter, I find in me an invincible summer. Linda was a Student Teacher and a Homeroom Chairman. She plans to travel and perhaps further her education. William John Rempkowski 'REMPU The easiest thing in life is to live, the hardest to die. Bill participated in Freshman Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track. He is a car enthusiast who wants to be a mechanic. Yolanda Reyes if UYOLYH Be natural. Having outstanding athletic ability, Yoly participated in Softball and Basketball Intramurals. I-Ier playing qualities were exhibited at the Interclass Night Basketball Game. She hopes to go to college and major in the field of art. Robert Reyner Bob plans on a career in the great outdoors. Gisele Richards I live not in myself but I become a portion of that which is around me. Gisele was a Student Teacher and a Ho meroom Chairman. A lovely person, court stenography and travel await her. Norma Reig ef Is nothing like a beautiful day when you see everybody smiling and helping each other? Athletics filled Norma's spare time while at C.H.S. This was shown through her participation in the Girls' Track Meet, Bowling Intramurals, and the Gym Show. Studying foreign languages and becoming a secretary are future ambitions. Mark James Reno 'YWARKH Be not the jqrst by whom the new is triedg nor yet the last to lay the old aside. The Drama Club and the Spanish Club filled Mark's spare time while at C.H.S. College will be included in the future. Page 51 L ,Q James Richard Ronan IIR ll A member of the Spanish Club and a Student Teacher, this senior plans to travel and go to college. Diane J. Rucci ROOCH Contentment is obtained by experience, experience is the fruit of life. An active senior, Diane was a member of the Tennis Team, F.B.L.A., J.V. Choir, Drama Club, Ski Club, International Relations Club and Varsity Club. Page 52 john Walter Riley URILESU To love and not show it is not love at all. Freshman Football, Baseball, and being a Student Teacher were among john's activities while at C.H.S. Ruling Ireland and a career in accounting or law await him. Nancy Ann Rinaldi 'YVANCH Participation in the Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club, Girls, Chorus, J.V. and Varsity Choir, F.T.A. ftreasurerj Annscott News, Unkle Ramn Society, International Relations Club and Pegasus filled Nancy's spare time while at C.H.S. Attending college and a career in biology lie in the future. Gary E. Rumpf BLUTO Life consists of penetrating the unknown and fashiorzing our actions in accord with the new knowledge thus acquired. Gary likes sports. He participated in Freshman and j.V. Football, and Winter and Spring Track. He was also a member of the German, Ski and Science Clubs. P atricia Rush TRISHA Ib know someone here and there who, though distant, is close to us in spirit, this makes the earth an inhabited garden. After seeing the world, especially Colorado, Trisha plans to eventually return to school. Catherine Ilesa Rubas IKLIS-A il You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. Gymnastics were Lisa's favorite activity while at C.H.S. No fixed destination is in the future, but the business world may be a stop. Zoraida Ruiz NDIEDAH It's a beautiful feeling when you have someone to say, 'I love you'.' Zoraida plans on becoming a Secretary. 2 Victor Kathleen Sabol KATHY 'Tn prayer it is better to have a heart without words, than words without a heart. Kathy was our Senior Class secretary, and C.H.S.'s peppy Ram. She was also a Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleader. Her other activities included the Varsity Choir, Girls' Chorus, Starlight Harmonettes, jr.-Sr. Play, Unkle Ramn Society, Homeroom Chairman, Intramurals, Loudspeaker Business Staff, Student Teacher, Interclass Night, 'and the Varsity Club. Plans for the future include nursing and that certain someone. Lised Maria Saez ULIS v We are all born for love . . . It is the principle of existence and its only end. A futu.re registered nurse, Lis was a member of the Future Physicians Club, Spanish Club and literary magazine. In addition to her medical career, she plans to see the world. Mark Anthony Russo HR u Anything man can conceive, rnan can do. He who hesitates is lost. Mark was our Senior Class president. He was a member of the Drama Club, a Student Teacher, and designed a science display case. He enjoys weight lifting and karate. Donna Marie Rychalsky rtDONu I loved you yesterday, I loved you today, but will I love you tomorrow? Donna donated her time to C.H.S. by being on the Loudspeaker business staff, Girls' Intramurals, J.V. Choir and as a Student Teacher. She hopes her secretarial preparation will be an asset in her future work. 6 Ann Marie Sarzillo Ann displayed her Rambler spirit as a j.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, and as Varsity Cheering Captain. She also engaged in the Unkle Ramn Society, Varsity Club, German Club, Girls' Track Meet, Ski Club lvice pres.l, Gym Show, Loudspeaker Business Staff, Student Teaching, and Dance Committees. College, travel, and skiing in Europe lie in the future. Joseph Sbailo HSBAILSU Before faulting others, take a look at yourself During his four years at C.H.S., Victor took part in Freshman and J.V. Wrestling. College and journalism lie in the future. Karen Sadowski HKAR 11 Let there he-,such oneness between you that when one cries, the other will taste salt. I While at C.H.S., Karen took part in the Gym Show, Girls' Chorus, F.B.L.A., Loudspeaker, and .l.V. Choir. She intends to pursue a career as a secretary and make that certain someone happy. Patricia San Filippo 'TATTYH If you haven't loved, you haven't lived. The D.E. program and being a library aide filled Patty's spare time while at C.H.S. Beautifying the women of the world will fill her future years. Page 53 ,141 William Schaming David john Schelfe Andrea Schirmacher BILLY Kathleen A. Schmanko KATHY 'Dreams turn into dust and blow away. Kathy was a Student Teacher and was in the Gymnastic Shows. Her desire to help others will emerge in nursing school. Page 54 Michael Scillitani lfSKILLlJ There are no secrets better kept than the secrets everybody guesses. J.V. Spring Track was the object of Skill's running abilities. After graduation, he will work to correct the ecology problem as a conservation officer. HSCRUFFU Through his participation in C.I.E. program, David hopes to be more prepared for the future. Janice Marie Selinski So let us know, let us press on to know the Lord. His going forth is as certain as the dawng and he will come to us like rain, like the spring rain watering the earth. An athletic senior, Janice participated in Girls' Intramurals and Track Meet as well as being a Homeroom Chairman, Student Teacher and Hiking Club president. CANDY The Future Physicians Club, Spanish Club, Pegasus, Gym Show, J.V. Choir, F.T.A., Unkle Ramn Society, and N.H.S. hostess showed Candyls active participation in school activities. Opening the minds of future generations as an English teacher awaits her. Patricia Ann Schwailik 11PAT:: You can do anything ifyou tryg you can even move a mountaing if you try. Pat was active in Intramurals, Spanish Club, President of the F.T.A., Unkle Ramn Society, Dance Committee, Library Assistant, Student Librarian, International Relations Club, Drama Club, and as Homeroom Chairman. Desiring to help the youth of tomorrow, Pat strives to become a social worker or guidance counselor. James Allen Seymore of IIC!! Basketball flls much of this senior's spare time. His mechanical abilities will lead him to a career as a truck driver. Thomas Sheridan IINUTJ: Listen to Father Boo. A future physical education major, Tom demonstrated his athletic prowess in Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Basketball as well as Freshman Baseball. Michele Arm Shwailik MICHELE A person remains immature, whatever his age, as long as he thinks of himself as an exception to the human race. ' Michele was active in class committees, the Unkle Ramn Society, French Club, S,C. representative, F.T.A. sec., Citizenship Institute, C.H.S. Rep. to A818 Teen Board, and a student teacher. Her future interests lie in early childhood education. Ronald Fredrick Sherry RONNIE Freshman wrestling and a Student Teacher were some of his activities. He was also a participant in the C.I.E. Program. Being an auto mechanic is in his future plans. Kenneth Allan Shlian 1rKEN1: Good sense is a thing all need, few have, and none think they lack. Ken was on the Freshman Football Team, in the Drama Club and in the jr.-Sr. Play. His future plans include traveling and a technical career. Joseph Siano USIN Freshman Basketball and Baseball and j.V. Football were his sports interests. College will occupy a part of his future. Debra Ann Simms . . . . NQUCY .lean Sivak DEBBIE How happy is the stranger that turns into loveg but how sad is the love that turns into a stranger. Debbie's four years at C.H.S. were active ones. Being a member of the Unkle Ramn Society, French Club, Girls' Intramurals, Gym Show and a Homeroom Chairman's duties filled her spare time. Elaine Patricia Smnott LANE Lord, let me be someone special in the eyes of the people who love me. Elaine did her share as a member of the Unkle Ramn Society, French Club, Bowling Intramurals, V.P. of F.T.A., and Homeroom Chairman. A friendly senior, she plans on furthering her education. NANC For today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of ecstasy and tomorrow a vision ofhope. Nancy demonstrated leadership as a delegate to Girls' State, Editor of Le Reve and V.P. of the German Club. She also worked for the Guidance Office and was in the International Relations Club. Page 55 Stephen Edward Skoczypiec '71 man is mellow, like good wine. l' An all-aroundigatlilete, Skip was on the Varsity Country, Winter and Spririg Track Teams as well as being a member of the French and Ski Clubs. A college education is in his future. Mariann T. Smalley . . . day by see thee more clearly. - Loveifffj,jthpeef,tQmore dearly. Follow thee mcore-Qiaerifly. Mariann activelyffparticipated in the Science Club, jr-gQS'ri5Play, stage crew, Latin Club and th-e Gymnastics Show. She hopes to become an occupational therapist and travel. Page 56 Kathleen Lola Sloan HSLOANERH 'T-Iere in America individuals of all nations are melted into a new race of men.', While marching on the football field as drill team and color guard captain or working on various committees, Kathleen actively served C.H.S. She also joined the Spanish Club, F.T.A. and Girls' Intramurals. Helping the blind will satisfy one of her goals. Sharon Lynn Snyder MSHA R J, I f you beaten, you arej for you'll in the state of mind. Sharonls 6LCtlVliiif?giii:lik7l1l.lE at C.H.S. included being ai member of the drill team, German Glub, International Relations Club, Biology Club, and Unkle Ramn Society. A likeable senior, Sharon will surely attain success as a computer technician, Donna Carol Sofield Rings and jewels are not gifts, but apologies for gifts. The only gift is a portion of thyself F.B.L.A. and Interclass Night took up most of Donnals time. Donna hopes to become a secretary and make that certain someone happy. jan Ellen Speziok Jan participated in many activities: singing in the Girls' Chorus or Varsity Choir, working for thy Spanish Club, Future Physicians Club, and running in Track Intramurals. Being a nurse will fulfill some oflife's goals. Barbara Slattery SLA TTS 'Tf one advances con-Hdently, he will meet with success. Barbara engaged in Intramurals. Her future plans include to work outdoors in California, to travel and be happy. Lois C. Smith IILODJ Only that day dawns to which we are awake. Lois would like to be a bookkeeper and make that certain someone happy- jill Ann Speziok 'UILLIANH A tear or a smile is a reflection of one's life. Participating in many different activities filled Jill's spare time. These activities were the Spanish Club, Drama Club, Biology Club, and Future Physicians Club. Caring for the sick and raising a family will occupy the future. Mary jean Stanaway HMAR Jl Every man is entitled to be measured or characterized by his best influence. The C.O.E. program and Interclass Night received much of Mar's efforts. She wishes to cruise the seven seas in her own houseboat as an oceanographer. Georgiana Stampoulos HGEORG Those who take no care for the future, soon sorrow for the present. Georg lent her best efforts to the D.E.C.A. program. Travel and someday raising a family will fulfill her desires. Kathleen Stan KA THY tOIl The true idea of selfrestraint is to let a child venture. Kathy plans to enter the business world as a secretary and travel in her leisure time. Mary Lou Stephens 'TWAREH Do nothing from seljqshness, but with humility of mindg let each of you regard one another as more important than himself Mary participated in Intramurals, the Track Meet, and P.T.A. Gym Show. A quiet and likeable senior, Mary plans on entering the nursing profession. , Michel Stima J SHELLY To make the most out of life, you must be yourself Michele will make an efficient airline receptionist and will travel to many new lands. Wayne Spoganetz 'fSPOG Wisdom comes from disillusion- ment. V s One of our good-looking men in blue, Wayne played Varsity Football and participated in Varsity Track. He was also a member of the Varsity Club. Wayne is college bound. Ann Marie Susan Stankewicz STANKS I may have the faith to move mountains, but if'I have not love, I am nothing. Ann was a member of the Varsity Club, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Future Physicians Club, and was a Library Assistant. Becoming a nurse will fulfill her future as well as travel. Page 57 Carol Ann Straka CAROL Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a dream. Carol showed her Rambler Spirit as a member of the Unkle Ramn Society. She was also a member of the Hiking Club, Intramurals, and was a Student Teacher. The future holds college and a career with children. Stephen Suhay STEVE Life is jqlled with a bunch of headaches. Stephen dedicated his time to the Varsity Club and being a football manager. He will make an excellent mechanical engineer. Page 58 Debra Marie Stojka DEBBIE We are the music makers of today . . . we are the drearners of dreams. Debbie belonged to the Unkle Ramn Society and F.B.L.A. She plans on becoming a bank teller. James Stone rlBEAK:: One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Athletics such as Varsity Basketball. Track and Cross Country filled Jim's time, He also belonged to the Varsity Club. College lies in his future. Barbara Lynn Szabo ..-:ffBA.RB. 'Vind thinkfnotfyoiui can guide the course of Slove, if it Ends you worthy, i:',-: guide your course. ' ii Barbara belongedrto the Spanish Club and participated in the Gymnastics Programs. Her plans include either nursing or physical therapy as a career. John Edward Szatkowski z:ZATx: When given the chance to prove yourself get the job done and you will be rewarded. John was a member of the J.V. Wrestling Team and played Freshman and Varsity Football. He will either chase Babe Ruth's record or call them as he sees them. Cynthia Strangos 1zCYN:1 We do not stop laughing because we grow oldg we grow old because we stop laughing. Cindy belonged to the Ski Club, Unkle, Ramn Society, Spanish Club, the Drill Team and Girls' Track. She will someday enter the Held of special or pre-education. Joan Lorraine Sulek 'ffOANNIE I still believe in tomorrow. -Ioan's energies were devoted to the F.B.L.A., Spanish Club and Intramurals. joan hopes to become a medical secretary. Judy Ann Thompson :YU-DE-n 'Tf only I may grow: jqrmer, simpler, quieter, warmer. Judy was our class vice president, belonged to the F.T.A., French Club, Unkle Ramn Society and Varsity Club. She was also a Varsity Cheerleader. Judy plans on attending college to study psychology and education. Teresa Anne Tizio 'fTERRY Kindness fin . words creates conjidenceg kindness in thinking creates profounclnessg kindness in giving creates love. An out-going. person, Terry participated in Intramurals, the Spanish Club, Future Physicians Club, Unkle Ramn Society, and the Loudspeaker Literary Staff. She plans a career as a medical technologist. Mary Ellen Szoke r1MARJx Our wisdom comes from our experience and our experience comes from our foolishness. Mary devoted her time to the Unkle Ramn Society, Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Class Committees, and being a Homeroom Chairman. College will be a facet of her future l'f , 1 e Deborah Tami UDEBYU Live easy and don't worry about things, because they're bound to happen anyway. Deby participated in the D.E.C.A. program, Intramurals, and the Gym Show. She plans to see the world as an airline stewardess. ' Patricia Ann Torre PATTIE,' Two persons cannot long befriends if they cannot forgive each other's little failings. Pattie was our lovely Lady-In-Waiting, belonged to the Unkle Ramn Society and Hiking Club. She was also a S.C. Representative and a Student Teacher. Pattie is interested in becoming a dental assistant. Richard J. Toth RICH Let me live hy the side of the road and be afriend to man. Rich 's participation in the Pre-engineering Club will aid in his future engineering occupation. He was also a member of the German Club while at C.H.S. Scott C. Thompson SCOTCH There's a rumor of a war that is yet to come: it may free our families and our sons: the price of release is a bitter blow to the face. Scott participated in Freshman Football. Studying computer technology is in his future. Barry John Tomczuk If it's only love that you need, then I'll do my best to make everything succeed. Barry was a member of the Freshman Basketball Team and was a Student Teacher. His only goal in life is to take life as it comes. Page 59 ROB YN Diane Carol Ur To know is nothing at allg to Deborah Traeger Irene Joan Tuchapsky Carol Joan Tuleya UTRAEGS You shall be free indeed when your days are not without a care nor your nights without a want and a grief Debbie participated in Girls' Intramurals during her four years at C.H.S. Marriage plans lie in her future. HDIQJ imagine is everything. Spare time was filled by participation in the j.V. and Varsity Choirs, Girls' Chorus, French Club, the Unkle Ramn Society and the International Relations Club. An airline career lies in Di's future. Page 60 Linda Vacca Linda was active in the French Club and participated in Freshman Bowling and Track. She plans to marry after graduation and further her education. ffl!! Be yourselfg,,anloriginal is always bettter than a A future privatcijlfseeretary, Irene's business inclinatiiiiasfijwere indicated by her positiiiiis as F.B.L.A. president and historian and F.B.L.A. State treasurer. Her other activities included the Ski Club, Hiking Club, Varsity Choir and literary magazine. CAROL 'Wow beautiful is the friendship that turns to love, but how sad is the love that turns to friendship. Girls' Intramurals and the Gymnastics Show demonstrated Carol's athletic talents while she also participated as S.C. Representative and F.B.L.A. vicerpresident. She hopes to serve as a secretary. Robyn Urso John Van Glahn BONES Look and jqnd what you are searching for. john is undecided between an electrician's career or that of a state policeman. The old get older, the young get strongerg it may take a week, it may take longer. We're taking over. Robyn,s future interests include traveling far and wide. Harold William Van Woert, Jr. Harold helped lead Carteret to victory as a member of Varsity Cross Country and Winter and Spring Tracks He was also a Student Teacher and member of the Varsity Club. Entering college and the field of engineering will be one of the future's main goals for Harold. Ingrid Toni Vegvari Peter Vezzosi Donna Marie Andrea Virag UING n To jqnd love is hard, don't be cool, be warm, be open, take a chance on being hurt. Love is worth the time it takes to -End. Ingrid's extra-curricular activities included the Bowling Team, German Club, Homeroom Chairman, J.V. Choir, Student Teacher and Girls' ursue a career Track. She hopes to p in the field of nursing. Bharati Volefi HBHARATF' Learn to live,.and live to learn. Ignorance like afre doth burn. Little tasks, make large returns. College and a career in one of the many aspects of science lie in the future. joseph Wagner UCHOTOH Life ain't all beer and skittles, and more 's the pity: but whatk the odds, so long as you 're happy. Joe belonged to the Science Club, German Club, Dance Committees, and was the Varsity Soccer Manager. PETE This member of the Class of'74 will certainly continue to enjoy all the interesting things that life has to offer. james C. Walsh MOOSE Freshman, j.V. and Varsity Basketball were Moose's activities. His future plans include college and having a good time. DONNA While at C.H.S. Donna pitched in as a member of the Hiking Club, homeroom decorator, Main Office Aid, jr.-Sr. Play Staff, Unkle Ramn Society,.Annscott News Staff and as the Corresponding Secretary of the F.B.L.A. Travel and the business world await Donna. Mark K. Wadiak KIWADJJ Todays dream - tomorrow's reality. Mark was on the Freshman Track Team. He was also a member of many clubs which included the German Club, Biology Club, and Ski Club. Mark plans on attending college to become a ski instructor. Kathleen Ann Walsh Being a Homeroom Chairman, Library Assistant and Student Teacher and on the Loudspeaker Staff, Annscott News, Varsity Choir, F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Tennis Team, jr.-Sr. Play and Decorating Committees made Kat a great asset to the Class of 74. She plans to become a stewardess and travel around the world. Page 61 Thomas Joseph Walsh ffTOM,I An active member of the Yearbook staff, Tom exhibited his vocal talents with the Varsity Choir. His membership in the F.T.A. is an indication of his desire to become a special education teacher. Helen Warianka HHELA 'f Let no one who loves be called altogether unhappy. Even love unreturned has its rainbow. Helen was a participant in the fashion show and the Freshman Tea. Helen's goal is to live on a farm and to always see people smiling. Page 62 Keith T. Ward HWARDYU Live free or die. Keith's desire to live life to its fullest will be a stimulus to his college career. Marilyn Deborah Wein The most useless all is that in which we havelriotigylailghed. Marilyn playedf,ftfyiba'Qand flute in the C.H.S. Band. Shoe also the Band's vice president secretary. She participated in the Ski Club, F.T.A. and the International Relations Club. Her future plans include college, where she will major in special education. Gregory Joseph Werthwein IV HHASHISHU Now is the time for the entire population to come together to form a new society. Wendy Lou West IIWENDJJ Live for today, dream for tomorrow, learn from yesterday. Wendy belonged to the F.B.L.A. and Spanish Club, and was on the staff of Le Reve. Wendy loves children and would like to work in a nursery school. 5 Deborah Lynn Ward FARMER Debbie was our Junior and Senior Class treasurer, a Cheerleader, a Soccer Manager, and joined the Unkle Ramn Society, the Spanish Club, Christmas decoration and dance committees, the Gym Show and Girls' Track. She plans to be a lab technician. James Warren UMONKD Always seen helping around OLD' school, james dedicated his time to Freshman Wrestling. He will diligently work on a truck platform and serve the community as a volunteer fireman. Robert J. Whittet, jr. rrWIT:J ffw- - ' 1 inning isn t everything, but it sure beats losing. Bob showed his leadership as president of the Varsity Club, and while at C.H.S. he was a Student Teacher and participated in Winter, Spring and Cross Country Track. Bob hopes to continue running track in college. John Leo Wood WOODY There comes a time when you must take the bull by the tail andface the situation. John showed his athletic ability on Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, and was active in the Camera Club, Annscott News, Yearbook Photo Editor, and Ski Club. College bound. Alexander Wood WOODY Next to me I like B. V.D. best. A real athlete, Alex excelled as a Varsity Tennis M.V.P. and as a Varsity Cross Country and Winter Track member. He belonged to the Camera Club, Ski Club, Yearbook staff, and Annscott News. A friendly and likeable senior, Alex's future plans include college and biology. Joseph Anthony Zazeski ZAZESK The gull that sees the farthest, flies the highest. Joe was a member of the C.H.S. Soccer Team, Biology Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Ski Club and Le Reve. Plans after graduation include medical school. Roy E. Zemanovich There is no expedient to which a man will not resort to avoid the real labor of thinking. Roy served as Science Club president and Annscott News Photo editor, as well as being an active member in the Photography Club, Loudspeaker staff, Ski Club, Cross Country and Tennis. Roy will attend college and pursue graduate study, hopefully leading to a career in research. Nicholas Ziccardi Nick participated in Freshman and Varsity Football, Freshman and Varsity Wrestling, I.V. and Varsity Baseball and Trackythe Varsity Club and Interclass Night. He was also vice president of the Student Council and a Student Teacher. V Q! Joanne Wilgucki GUCK The only way to have a friend is to be one. In addition to being one of the C.H.S. Cheerleaders, Joanne was a member of the Unkle Ramn Society, Girls' Track Intramurals, participated in Interclass Night and was the Varsity Club secretary. Her future 'I ' 1 Yi ' I xr Robert Russell Worden Robert was a member of our football team. He plans on entering the field of computers. Page 63 Kathryn Francis Zywiec Al Zima If-AL ll Life is a fatal adventu have one end. So why re. It can only not make it as far ranging and free as possible. Eileen Annette Zita fill! Eileen was on the Bowling Team, Decorating Committee. She plans to travel and meet new people, and hopes to someday become a store manager and enter the marketing field. KATH 'How short our happy days appeary how long the sorrowful. Kath was interested in gymnastics and was involved in Gymnastics Intramurals and in the Gym Show. She was also a member of the Track and Bowling Intramurals. A secretarial career and travel are her future ambitions. Nicholas Raconza Page 64 Raymond Alena NRA Yu Attendance at a small technical school will fill one of life's many goals. Judy Bolte Bernita Gillian 'NITAU Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love, time is eternity. Nita's main goal in life is to become a sociologist. CQWZKVH Shy Kathleen Hendricks Bruce Hough Charles Kovacs Grover Newell SABOOU When you go after something, you lose some of the timeg but if you don't go after anything, you lose all the time. College attendance lies in the future. Cheryl Appello r1CHE1J You give but little when you give of your possesions, it is when you give ofyourself that you truly give. El Espanol seemed to be a field of interest to Cheryl during her High School years. She belonged to the Spanish Club and tutored Spanish. Cheryl plans to enter college and possibly become a C.P.A. Robert John Pieczyski HLEFTYH A fun-loving guy, Robert was usually seen in the park. He will surely enjoy life in whatever he does. Carlos Torrales X t xxXx I 1 xX f IS .2 ffwa xf K ll -. l f V ,QNX Q ,bf 'av Iflff! ,' 5. ,,.. il X 'I ,111 Ti r W' 4, i 7751 9'-7,1 's , is-fi, ' 1' Q PP :T K fl, , . ig n flux , E T x . fuss zsfory For most seniors of C.H.S., this year has been filled with emotional paradox. As seniors, we have reached the end of our high school days and await the experience of life outside the restriction of school and home. We feel the joy of the culmination of high H school and feel the sadness of ending friendships. il A 1' We remember the past four years . . . Ln Freshman year, 1970, marked our orientation into the hectic routine of high school ij life. We elected class officers: Janet Lynch, Presidentg Judy Thompson, Vice Presidentg C li I Kathie Giblin, Secretary and Bob Molarz, Treasurer. With our officers' leadership and the X ii U.. fn? assistance of our Advisors, Mrs. Rafft and Mr. Watkins, We recognized the need for money 2 X 'l and initiated our first activities: a dance entitled Aquarius, and a freshman cake sale. rib..-,X With the same offiers leading the way Sophomore year, the need for funds was ff again evident. We sold pens and cakes and held our official St, Patrick's Day Dance. it XI, With the close of Sophomore year came the transition from underclassmen to the gi!! X' X prestige-filled position of upperclassmen. R if ,ill Junior year offered many experiences as well as many changes. Mr. Cowan replaced Mr. Watkins as advisor, and we also had our first change of officers. Bob Molarz was now X .- X Nl, 1' President and Debbie Ward was made Treasurer. The late arrival of our Junior Rings and QW N A, V1 the excitement of the junior Prom brought the celebration of our being upperclassmen. Q, tl ji-1, Many students displayed their talents as Mr. Spaldo directed the Junior-Senior Play, l Bye-Bye Birdie? Others attacked the difficult college boards and enjoyed the new in , Distributive Education Program. We left school in June anticipating summer, yet also X hf X X aware that we had but one more year at C.H.S. 5 if , Senior year, 1973. Mark Russo, Presidentg Bud Burkhard, Vice President, Kathy X l ,iff Sabol, Secretary, Debbie Ward, Treasurer. Our advisor Mrs. Rafft was replaced by Mrs. , K' Tomaino. With the exception of the traditional senior trip to Washington D.Q., senior lf year ran smoothly and successfully. The Junior-Senior production of Wonderful Town was held in March, its success being followed by the senior candy sale, and our grand 3 E finale, the Senior Dinner Dance at the Shore Casino. 5 if The completion of our four years at Carteret High has left us a wealth of memories, ,, i-xxx i XX f 1 friendships and developed talents for our entrance into the world of tomorrow. As young . il adults it IS our responsibility as well as our privilege to shape that world through the ,X--J' V s f ' S- application of our developing, untapped potentials. Qt? is The soul walks not upon a line, neither 'N X nl does it grow like a reed. K. ' The soul unfolds itself like a lotus of countless petals. Gab X - 1 ran , , , , .X , K ' I' 7- - .' 1' 7 ', , 'Ni ' si gl flifB 7- -1' Nqr ,A ft' if Ev, 'Xxx 'V N' ,gg-r . .2 , as xl 1 ' Till 'Ty 'T :rziilixil QDDTXQN - ii if In at fi a- Y U '25 A X My-, f, Bu ' ess-A - J QXX - S ' 'Q ' KD' . 1' I X A Page 65 Page 66 Such thanks As jqts a kings remembrance? William Shakespeare It is with the utmost regret that the students and faculty of Carteret High School surrender to retirement a most devoted and respected member, Miss Helen Wilson. Miss Wilson has served Carteret High first as a teacher of physical education and then as a guidance counselor. In addition to these duties, she has devoted free time to past Carteret High School plays and has coached the C.H.S. cheerleading squad. Altogether, Miss Wilson has devoted an astounding thirty-eight years toward the education of Carteret's youth. A graduate of Savage School of Physical Education Qnow a part of New York Universityj, Miss Wilson completed her post graduate work at Seton Hall University. Following retirement it is her plan to devote more time to personal interests too long neglected by the pressing duties of her former posts as teacher and counselor. Among these interests are the study of voice, art, the organ, gardening and Bible study. Miss Wilson, being a woman with great appreciation for people in general, has remarked that her most memorable and rewarding experience at has been her students, themselves. In remembering her students over the years, Miss Wilson happily described them as simply delightful . . .U Having been with C.H.S. for so many years, Miss Wilson has had a great opportunity for observing the many important changes in the structure of our youth. The youth of today, in her view, is opinionated but changeable, and is one of our most exciting future prospects. Many of her students will agree that it is Miss Wilson's fascination for the young that makes her one of the most receptive and enlightened members of Carteret High's faculty. There can be no doubt that Miss Wilson's departure from C.H.S. will be a loss not only to her students but also to all who worked with her in the past. A friend and instructor of so many years is not so easily given up to private life, It is the most sincere hope of the faculty and students of Carteret High that her future be filled with happiness and fulfillment, and that Miss Wilson holds the same warmth and appreciation for C.H.S. that it most certainly holds for her. UNDERCLASSMEN 1975, 1976, 1977 Advisors: Mrs. Markowitz, Mr. Torreg jim Molnar, Presidentg Bill Behaney Vice-Presidentg Sue Benson, Secretaryg Ray Frankowski, Treasurer. ' ff? 2 w K ww 1 + 'Qu xiii' lf W! X w f 71, f ew z ' :wg 'ff rw vw ,L W Page 69 Ei Advisors: Mrs. Stowe, Mr. Niemiecg Laura Bansback, Presidentg Donna Caffiero, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann McElwee, Secretaryg Dawn Pompeo, Treasurer. ,gk 'P .Pr r 'i Y, is - ,K Hg? fr .. W , , .. . ..,. -M ,, , +..,,, .. . xi . M m fg: ex'- :: asm is .. ... . N, ,..,,. W .,.rs,.s W ,, ... .W - R E E' . , I E K Q-H fmfy mgiiggggaq ..f3.e: fel' mr 5 'i::1 iS1 ' 1. ' -:..,-x,,..:.::s - - ' isfggkw gy, V , Q. '3..g,Ef5-iai5fEff:E:'fes- 1 .. 2zgsPie??smf?is, : ' :vii 1 . 1 -wr X s .fs-.f,,gsL,,r., .We,3 - V , s .gg ,, :mfs-.few saga-Q Lf J- , ,sg Q: J. . V iieggwfs-fm .. QW . . f , ' '- ' 1:sw31: - -fisrfsfeisens s - srggifsx. ins J- 2:-1 N .. ,,:, , U S, 3 s- se M5 A-.... ,Y-ffiwmfszmwmwm v-I-u.......,, ,.,., V V Advisors: Mrs. DeSarno, Mr, Siddonsg Margaret Cuozzo, Presidentzg Mary Liguori, Vice-Presidentg Donna Garcia, Secretaryg Denise DiNicola, Treasurer. M' ,M W.-sm-W W 'We .M .V .- - , .-4 5 Yalgfif T Tif f ,gfggr - 4, A A 1 7' Q fe I J Q 1 ??g3g Q? 4? 3+ yah A ff x Q 1' Y. -'1 :-1, . El 1' Q 1 'ff' 1-f '-F Q!! of CLASS PIN-UPS CUTEST COUPLE Gisele Richards Karen Kapec - Vinney Barillia missing from picture Robert Worden Page 74 MOST POPULAR Nancy Albrecth - Bud Burkhard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Fornal - Jerry Hughes BEST DRESSED Irene Tuchapsky missing from picture Jose Flores CLASS CLOWNS Carmela Carnevale - Robert Downer CLASS THESPIANS Caron Buinis - Ken Heim BEST LOOKING Vanessa Parisi missing from picture Robert Worden MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Kathy Sabol - Bud Burkhard Page '75 MOST ATHLETIC Robert Molarz - Janice Sleinsky CLASS LOUDSPEAKER Joyce Brown - Frank Conte MOST INTELLIGENT Nancy Sivak - Don Parisi Page 76 MAGNETIC SMILE Nancy Albrecht - Scoot Raiman CLASS HEARTBREAKERS Debra ward - Wayne Spognetz BEST DANCERS Mary Szoke - Robert Downer DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY Joyce Brown - Ralph Derogatis Page 77 Page 78 CLASS MUSICIANS Marylin Wein - Larry Bettinger CLASS VOCALIST Caron Buinis - Rocco Consiglio DID MOST FOR C.H.S. Jerry Hughes - Nancy Albresht CLASS ARTISTS AI Zima - julie Jacobs lwesih V V ?f '32sxez?+?ff ,K K9 'Hifi ' I MAL? H5 5 V., gfgf df mm , G A 5 'Q y K 31 V is fm, 4 3, , ,fu STAFF .1 LITERARY STAFF - Advisors: Miss Fenske, Mr. Siddons, Editors-in-Chief: Jean King, Julie Jacobs Layout Editor: Helen Minue, Literary Editor: Ken Heim PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF -Editorg John Wood BUSINESS STAFF - Advisor: Mr. Nelson, Managers: Colleen BUSINESS STAFF Franklin, Business Managerg Olympia DeCicco, Advertising Managerg Joyce Brown, Circulation Manager S-'Z 4 5 , M, VQ' '1 Q wwaugaxifwV-Lf-f1mx: ... 1: M-f -.-M,-:rf:vw15,W'12ww-wzuwwmamw-Q-na31,3-4,,fv WU- .f,A ft-QQW,Qf,, ff.: 1 R, , -. ,.,, A MQW, , H: k K, , ,M K, , ,V x .Wi , , ,Lt ,, K JUNIORS AND SENIORS - Advisors: Miss Sorce, Mr. Petersg Eileen Osborne, Presidentg Yvonne Buck, Vice-Presidentg Judy Loniak, Secretaryg Cluis Lamb, Treasurerg Bill 4 V Behaney, Vernon Valley Representative. V ' M- ' FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Page 83 PRE-ENGINEERING CL UB Advisor: Mr. Arnoldg Ed capik Chairman 3 Steve Molnar Secretary-Treasurerg Mike Banta Representative. i I x. f, PQ X4? . ++ DRAMA CL UB j Advisor: Mr. Spaldog Jeff Balk, Presidentg Ken Heim, Vice-President. Page 84 FORENSICS Advisor: Mr. Randazzo q, ,,-, -I A, ,,l1k:e,Mf ,,muf.4m,-w,,mw fT,4 i LE RE VE Advisor: Miss Maguireg Cindy Raisch, Bud Burkhard, Editors. LAB ASSISTANTS Advisor: Mr. O,Connel1g Terry Higgins, President, Sue Holder, Vice-Presidentg Karen Cacowski, Secretaryg june Cieslarczyk, Treasurer. POLISH CL UB Advisor: Mr. Tomczukg Edward Chislom, Presidentg Nancy Herd, Vice-Presidentg Denise Tobias, Secretary, Debbie Tiplady, Treasurer. - . .- 2 . K , ,. 5 . M000 mm ,nam vc-om C095 46015 30030 Qt 9909 4. MOG: SPANISH CLUB Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors: Advisor, Mrs. Witt, Miss Coniffg President, Belinda Brown, Sue Fazekas - Secretary, Kathy Clossey, Treasurer. LA TIN CL UB Advisor: Mrs. Sansoneg Cindy Raisch, Presidentg Cheryl Rackett, Vice-Presidentg Adrienne Hollander, Secretaryg Ulga Judkas, Treasurer. Page 86 SPANISH CLUB - Freshman GERMAN CL UB Advisor: Miss Fuchsg Greg Malovetz, Presidentg Diane Fischer, Vice-Presidentg Pam Peters Secretary-Treasurer. FRENCH CL UB Advisor: Mrs. Scheerg Michele Shwailik, Presidentg Mary Krzywicki, Vice-Presidentg Andrea Reno, Secretaryg Judy Thompson, Treasurer. A - SCIENCE CL UB Qfvly Advisor: Mr. Grobeg Roy Zamanovich, President 4 Cindy Raisch, Secretary-Treasurer. 2,vq.+Q:S is - f3Af,,,.i ,l fi V. I Q-2. sua, r 1' ,339 A, , ff ,, ,eq VARSITY CL UB Advisor: Mr. Bradachg Bob Whittet, Presidentg Joanne Wilgucki, Secretary-Trea- SUI'SI'. Page 88 DISTRIB UTIVE EDUCATION - SENIORS Advisor: Mr. Scallyg Doreen Ondrof, Presidentg Victor Crismale, Vice-Presidentg Debbie Pluta, Secretaryg Debbie Tami, Treasurer. COOPERA TIVE OFFICE ED UCA TION Advisor: Mrs. Kopko. 1 . ' W A- M-, L, Advisor: Miss Minciellig Juanita Garcia, Presidentg Chris Kolibas, Secretary- Treasurer. UNKLE ADAM lil SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMAN NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor: Miss Reillyg Don Parisi, Presidentg Kathy Fornal, Vice-Presidentg Colleen Franklin, Secretaryg Kathy Walsh Treasurerg jerry Hughes, Tutorial Coordinator. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 'I l SL ' Z -: 4 ii :ku I FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Q: V Advisor: Mrs. Tomainog Irene Tuichapsky, Presidentg Carol Tuleya, Vice-President: Donna Cl Virag, Corresponding Secretaryg Erin Lynch, Recording Secretaryg Roxanne Borbonn, . A 15 I n K ll, l R Treasurerg Joan Keating, Historian. FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Advisor: Miss Miniciellig Elaine Sinnott, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Rinaldi, Treasurerg Michele Shwailik, Secretary. ZX!!! fi !!2! Page 91 ri ,1,.r EDITORS - Advisor: Mrs. Graceg Kathy Fornal, Greg Malovetz, Judi Burkhard, K ,-1 Carol Nagiewicz, Jean King, Jeff Levitz, Mimi Siegel, Chris Hlub, Colleen Franklin, W- Bob Hubiak, Roy Zemanovich. S Ewa ix ig EM-f'i ANN SCOTTNEWS STAFF Page 92 W ww-flflfrnngnqcff, 'Mx 1 ' ' 1 got! f gall 1000 0090 0090 1000 1000 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CL UB Advisor: Mr. Reag Carin LaSala, Presidentg Ann Marie Sarzillo, Vice-Presidentg Deborah Ward, Treasurerg Alys O'Donnel1, Secretary. ' V'I QUWQ gg: 4000 SOCCER INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Mosca. page 93 Page 94 MODERN DANCE CLUB Advisor: Mrs. Wondzynski BOWLING INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Keokosky. ARCHER Y INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Keokosky. i rA W s s4,s M ,ssrs 3 in SOFTBALL INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Mosca. , W . n 4 swimsali, I 1 A 4 ' TENNIS INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Wondzynski. GYMNASTICS INTRAMURALS Advisor: Mrs. Mosca. Page Page 96 THE CJJS CHIOAD ,CK - Iv . COMBINED CHOIRS wczfhsasszsf- I liaiirf Advisor: Mrs. Nickelsg Caron Buinis, Presidentg Ken Heim, , -Q ' Secretary. gf i inf g ' VARSITY CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR N031 NGN MOM MOM 40004 MOM 50091 4000 0000 3000 9900 0060 0000 0000 HUF! 0005! 100431 30031 8009! MOD 0000 1000 QOUC 0090 C000 53532 mom 100 000 I 0060 C990 JUNIOR VARSITY CHOIR GIRLS' CHORUS 50001 Page 97 THE CHS BAND CONCERT BAND DANCE BAND Page 98 Advisor: Mr. Torrissig Larry Bettinger, Presidentg Marilyn Wein, Vice-Presidentg julie Szymborski Recording Secretaryg Tom Maliszewski, Treasurerg Kevin Martiatto, Librarian. MA RCHING BAND Q Advisor: Miss Fuchs DRILL TEAM Advisor Miss Maguire ,911 Nl-nf' aam!! si COLGR GUARD Advisor Miss Maguire mfs! FLAG TWIRLERS Advisor: Miss Fuchs fv:hg'g5nf.fw-gf ,.. , 'M fr S , . , .. .' Wai X .. 5 ,sw 41' , ,wyw Sss45, 1 V L 2-52,55 if f-K2-Sw:-uaws-f 'QA ' 'VFSKQIN Q A i 1 fv55 'flf 1f'? knnl- 'i' -L iff? - iii' 5 e'1f'fw4wsl If A gsfeilnk, ff Meigif' 'M .M W I ' gy ,-., E ? . ! Q 3 Ann Oberc Flag Twirler Co-captain Elaine Collura Eileen Meyers Kathy Hoehler Flag Twirler Co-captain Nancy Dochelli Twirler Captain Cheryle Humphrey 4l .n... Sharon Snyder Captain Cindy Strangos Kathy Sloan Captain DIP LL TEAM Kathy Fornal Linda Kukulya Nancy Sivak E OUT EA LL CHEERLEADERS - vM'4f'H ' N A 'A ,A '-z..z NW -, W 'W M ' 3 law,-:il?: A H V . w'1m1ef,-,..,,W ww rw '91 25? KW , , A W , , . L L E LL WM- Advisors: Mrs. Tomaino, Mrs. DiPippo Ann Marie Sarzillo Kathy Sabol Captain Ram, Co-captain Page 103 Judy Thompson Carin LaSa1la Juanita Garcia Joanne Wilgucki Diane Huber Ellen Callagero Page 1 04 Chris Kolibas BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS , , f - Hirwa - ,fy - VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - Advisors, Mrs. Tomaino, Mrs. DiPippog Captain Kathy Sabol, Ann Marie Sarzillo. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS f Captain, Susan Liss, Advisors, Mrs. DiPippo, Mrs. Tomaino. Page . g. r 22 18 K 4 W 4 V 'Q S M ga 3 Qs E. Y si 2 S 31 15 E EE 35 5 fi f'x 5 Q 'Q gl is 3 if 5 32 F 5 is if 'Qi A E, -4 4 if 1 'I Qi 55 1' 53.01 '1 Ea . , Az' U, , 1 J if ,v ' 3 f w v - J Ez' U X vs vi w 9 vi ,I Q A 5 I n Q X 'x - x Q 'a Qiiirf' 5' Q ,v a 113 Skqf-t. r 3 T Q34 fx, , a wx-4 'Af .I 7 1 FUOTBALL The 1973 football season was marked by many changes. We entered the football Wars minus 3 coaches, with deflated egos and with a one-platoon system of playing. Our real work began in june. Each player and coach knew that only hard work and dedication would make Carteret respected once again in Middlesex County. The first competitions of the year were successful. We began by winning our three scrimmages and our first three regular season games. Unfortunately, this was not the season- to finish unbeaten. Still, the Ramblers proved themselves a fine, strong, physical team and let each opponent know that Carteret was out to play. The sophomores and juniors tasted their first varsity victories. Hopefully, these first few victories will lead to many more. From 80 to 9,' tells the story of the dedication and affinity among the seniors. Our freshman football team started with 80 players. In our final senior game only 9 remained. We were not as successful as We had hoped, yet the 36 games and numerous practices contain memories which will always be ours. For these 9 seniors - Ed Bittner, Pat and Brian Crilley, Jerry Hughes, Stan Keleman, Bob Kulick, Bob Molarz, Nick Ziccardi and Al Zima - the work, the trouble, the friendship and the fun will always be remembered. To the coaches we owe special thanks for the past four years. Our debt to you is an intangible one. Your help, concern and dedication were most important to us. All we can offer in return is our respect and appreciation. Thank you to che coaches and best wishes to the 1974 Ramblers. Jerry Hughes Page 108 QB Hughes ignites Rambler attack. Molarz cuts up for additional yardage Z looks for six. Tailback Kulick alludes Bomber defender. ie Me P17 Gang tackling. ww Q iw . -4 my k I vw' 'fm 2 L 1' . V F I 9 . 1 42 fs? . QF: V . iff' V4 - - ' . ' . ,,,-, ,- , 2ghi ,.. .2'Lgf:,P.E :Z u 'xqrm Q up Kelly makes him pay. Defensive standouts. Page 109 VARSITY FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL g COACHES A Robmson, Torre, Turco, G1lra1n, Dague, Kushner , S 1. as A.,k', M. K2 'Mx M, Page 114 BASKETBALL? VARSITY - Back row: Molnar manager Stone OConnor Rapp Akacki OR1ely Front row Dylag Sheridan, Molarz, Dudek Qmanager JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Mr Karatz First row Tom Miles Bob Lucas Orie Hawks Jeff Malovetz, Wiley Tharrington Second row Alan Jacobowitz Manager Greg Litus Larry Turner Jim Molnar, jim Davis, Tony Veverka FRESHMAN BASKET- BALL - Coach: Mr. Niemiec - Front Row: DOIIHH Garcia, Manager, Ron Gardner, Vincent I-Irudowsky, Michael Maliszewski, Vincent Thompson, Wiley Tharrington, Mike Demarco, Sherry Leonard, Manager. Second row: Greg Litus, Tim Fedroff, Tom Molnar, Sylvester White, Greg Klimek, Mike Zuldo, Frank Medvetz, Bill Colgan, Maureen Cassidy, Manager. H f! at as Coach Kindzierski accepting 2nd place trophy in Christmas Tournament. The Carteret Basketball team concluded their most successful season in many years. Not since the 1959-60 season has a Rambler team finished with a winning record. Included in its accomplishments was a second place finish in the Holiday Tournament. The highlight of the '474', season was a thrilling 68-66 victory over heavily favored Perth Amboy. This win represented Carteret's first victory over the Panthers in 14 years. Bob Molarz's last second shot provided the margin of victory. Carteret's success was truly a team effort. With five seniors and four juniors, Coach Kindzierski blended his winning formula. Offensively the Ramblers displayed a Well balanced attack While defensively they played a tough physical game. Led by seniors O,Connor, Sheridan, Stone, Molarz, and Dylag, Carteret defeated many of the top teams in the tough county conference. The Basketball fortunes of Carteret seem likely to continue. Along with the returning lettermen, Coach Kindzierski will be able to choose from a junior Varsity team that completed a 20-1 Season. The j.V. season included a Middlesex County Championship. The Carteret Frosh also completed a successful 13-3 season. Page 117 Managers: Bob, Steve, Tom, Alan Statisticians: Jeanette, Nadine, jean, Anne, Cheryl, Diane ,asv Pefurnzhg l?czwb!6r5.' Mefnfbk, Akdvkz, t, Rapp T 1' SOCCER Although in its initial season campaign the Carteret High School soccer team proved themselves to be tough competition for the best of Middlesex County. The Varsity Booters posted a successful seven Wins, nine loss record in their first season. The record included a tough 4-3 loss to Conference Champion - East Brunswick. The Junior Varsity Soccer Team posted a 9-2-5 record which indicates a bright future for the Carteret soccer program. Coaches Cowan and Gonczlik with Co-captains MacDonald and Brechka. VARSITY SQCCER - Front row: Mahler, Leniart, Brechka, MacDonald, Skoczypiec, Madorma. Rear Row: Foley, MacFadden, Istok, DiNicola, Regina, Pryor, Behaney, Lynch, Krum, Gidwani. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER - Front row: Mazzola, Carroll, Hyrcenko, Butter, Muniz, Balka. Middle row: Soniak, Krywslii, Garcia, DiGiglio, Reyes, Malave, Spinelli. ,Back row: Wagner, Levitz, Zareski, Aurelio, Babjak, Bawach, Hartshorn, Regina, Kaskiw, Farrell. Skoczypiec Maclorma Peyor Levitz Banach Lynch Gidwani Di Nicola ...J Sewer Smzors Leniart Foley Zaseski Istok Brecka Farell MacDonald Regina VARSITY W BACK ROW: Coach Yustak, Malave, Kurdula, Zima, Palumbo, Vickers. FRONT ROW: Cackowski, Fago, Penna, Sciarra. it 4 Ji ,: lh, F -:A I Ln la QV JUNIOR VARSITY - BACK ROW: Kashiclcey, Tampa, Pavlik, Vezzosi, Rixhert, Cobleigh, Ehrhardt. FRONT ROW: Solomon, Milak, Nonnemacher, Sevolao, Managers: Cathy, Adrianna, MaryAnn, Karen, Ann. 5103! N093 QQUQE 'vi'-i7 't' FRESHMAN WRESTLING - BACK ROW: Slomxo, Romanowski, Scanlon, Moll, McCormick, Mushalla, Perry. FRONT ROW: Burke, Russell, Salvatore, Tarantino, Kirkowski. Managers: jeff, Cheryl, April, Donna, Sam. Page 123 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Carteret High School Athletic program took another step forward this year with che advent of a Varsity and Junior Varsity Girls' Basketball program. The Ramblerettes', competed in the Middlesex County Conference along with other area schools. Due to a lack of experience and other limitations, the Carteret entry was not expected to play exciting basketball. However, this was not to be. The Ramblerettes opened their season with a spectacular 36-35 overtime win over conference rival Cedar Ridge. This victory alerted Carteret foes not to take us lightly. Other victories followed at the expense ofJ.F.K., Perth Amboy, and South River. - The Ramblerettes were Ied by Co-captains Janice Selinsky and Darnell Carter. Much of the fire power came from underclassmen Jane Lawlor and Doreen Spoganetz. The Junior Varsity finished a fine campaign with eight wins and a single loss. Congratulations to the girls who played exciting basketball and brought recognition to Carteret High. Hopefully many lasting friendships were gained in this new venture. VARSITY - 3rd ROW: D. Carter, L. Kukulya, D. Spogantz, J. Duma, A. McFadden, J. Kocsi, D. Hnat, J. Lawlor, J. Selinski, C. Reyes, B. Kudrich, M. McNelis, D. Fischer, Mrs. Joan ROW: M. J. Garcia, Y. J JUNIOR VARSITY W 3rd ROW: P. Kurpat, S. Litus, M. Zajac, D. Pompeo, S. Kent. 2nd ROW: Lawlor, D. Spogantz, M. Cafasso, N. Lawlor, B. Hogan, J. Delatavitch. Ist ROW: E. Barbato, B. Quilban, T. Capozzi, Miss F. Niedbala, coach. Page 124 L TRACK AND FIELD Co-Captains john Wood, Bob Whittet and Coach Shade! Page 1 26 CROSS CO UIVTIPY Carteret cross country team concluded its finest season ever with an eleventh place finish in the N.J.S.I.A.A. Group III Championship. The team qualified for the meet by virtue of the outstanding performances the previous week at the N.J.S.I.A.A. Central Jersey Championship run over a hostile 2.9 mile course at Buccleuch Park. The cold chill of the bleak November wind froze not the harriers enthusiasm. John Wood, with a ninth place medal winning effort, led the team to a second-place finish. He was closely followed by twin brother Alex Q14Q, Bob Whittet, co-captain, was not far behind in 18th place. Joe Strucich in 22nd and Gary Gasior in 26th place climaxed the teams highest finish in this event. A s E 5 5 X Q E E ! 5 5 E Z 1 K i u-'-M'-'mms'sli1 s wif-3-:a?'fMm mm was feffnwmwfzm ffi?i:m?2'?21wr:A:u5a1'1is:seW02zQ'Q9ivQiffrrsv1wSfKa2g::ymKarssxwamar,aa:ms1-,aamw:s:fmelrwsiwwxvemsivsiafm I I ,A QF f 1 msvxwwzerif vlmnwwwwwm-assm ww we-vs vwwmwr ef' w V ws P Q mmfrw M Q. wg-wwsv X. 1 V 1 . I , . QE: , 'few A SPRING TRACK VARSITY TENNIS - Mrs. Mosca, N. Fazekas, L. Dupont, A. Reno, S. Fazekas, K. Walsh, S. Liss, S. Bonventure, D. Cafiero, D. Savittieri, Managers. GYIPLSJ TENNIS JUNIOR VARSITY - D. Savittieri, L. Petrillo, I. Maskaly, Mr. Mosca, P. Wasylk, C. Nardone, D. CafIero. Front: H. Raiman, D. Spoganetz, C. Sowienski. Kathy Walsh page 131 BOYS' TENNIS VARSITY - C. Nagewicz Manager, J. Balk, T. Devine, R. Soniak, G. Dewitz, C. Hartshorn, S. Tomczuk, K Margiatto, Mr. Bihuniak. Front: M. Calabria, D. Tarantino, M. Pluta, T. Bjornsen. Mlm JUNIOR VARSITY - A. Jacobowitz, L. I-Ioos, B. Glinecki, J. Polanin, J. Wood. Front: L. Mangieri, A Bonventure, V. Palumbo, J. Litus. BASEBALL Carteret Baseball coach Steve Nelson entered this season with as much optimism as any of his past years. We have enough talent on this squad to win a conference, county or state championship. All that remains is for them to go out and prove it. This year's squad is made up of a blend of proven veterans and talented new faces. Captain Gerry Hughes returns for his third campaign of varsity baseball. Bob Molarz, Nick Zicardi, Mike Misko, Joe Barone, john Szatkowski, and Tom Coffey are all returning lettermen. The new comers to varsity competition are Mike MacDonald, Jim Keating, Andy Frolich, Randy Krum, Jim Molnar and Bruce Reibus. Coach Nelson and Captain jerry Hughes lst ROW: M. Misko, R. Molarz, T. Kurdyla, B. Reibis, A. Tomasino, T. Coffey, J. Szatkowski, M MacDonald, N. Ziccardi, R. Krum. 2nd ROW: Mr. Comba, M. Ryan Qmgrj, A. Tirado, S. Kovacs, J. Barone J. Keating, J. Panniccione, AI. Hughes, A. Frolich, M. Howell, E. Kovacs, J. Molnar, B. Brown Qmgrj, L Page 134 Dunn Qmgnj, Mr. Nelson. 5 U? Hg-naw Nr- 4 ma ai! Q x . fm R . ,-'Ez' Lf, K ' + 'M M. ,g A ' n ' , 1 f-. I W-6 ' ,' x y f L7 Z' .. If K aww,-ww ' 4 - ., ,, Af 5 Aww if Q A I M : if ,f- , , it O M 1 -ngyfw 5 .L . I yr, 4 6' A fi, is 'ii 1 , J, Gerry Hughes Shortstop Page 136 Q J - P mb 'EL .Q ii Lniiwn M s ,ff 1 W imma aww +1 M1 w ma mswfvw www srmmmaswm mg .W ap Q rw 1w11wmW4:,4vm,wfw. wwuwww- 1 M mnzw ,naw w W-W ummm, wswwsmwmwfwwm mnamnwmm nw-mmf mx W A 54554 J.V. BASEBALL - BACK: M. Ryan, Mgr., M. Bezzek, S. Viola, T. Donovan, A. Tarrant, D. Grider, M Quinn, Coach W. Niemiec. FRONT: J. Evans, C. O'Keefe, E. Vega, W. Slawinski, J. Stefura, S. Sharp. FRESHMAN BASEBALL - FRONT: Saez, Guiliano, Thompson, Salvatore, Sadowski, Sebalao, Kirkowski, Solomon. BACK: Anderson, Mahler, Slawinski, Reno, Klimek, Medvetz, Molnar, McCormick, Hudaco, Hrudowski, Ziccardi, Sihilia, Benson, Coach Siddons. Page 138 I mv V' - n ' v 5 , VG., ,,..1 x . i?.i5qQ..Q,ig.'. 11:71 , . 5. xfq-,, ','f,fwi 1 W. , , ae x GIRLS TRACK V 1 I i E . omemwmg I9 73 Joanne Wilgucki Queen Robert Whittet Escort Page 142 Pattl Torre Lady-in-waiting Robert Downer Escort Judy Thompson, Michele Shwailik, Diane Huber The Queen's Court The Crm! Turkey f f Page 144 Z I I V s 1 w ,1 x ki V, Wi +5 1 F3 CARTE RET HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR - SENIOR CLASS pr'mlm'Ii0n ny THE MUSICAL COMEDY F- 'JC'ixiu a A 'xn ' 0 J: A K X f X X f f f f f 4 f Book By Inwplx Fisflzlx and .lemme Clmdoruv Nluxic' by lmnrrard Hurmlvin Lyrirx bv Belly Clmxzlerz and Adolph Greun Mm1l'al llzrmrifm - Mrx, Mary NiL'lxeIx X Il1Xlr'1m1z'r1lul lllrmmr - Hr, Ri4'l1u1'd 'lorrixi Il Ihrrmfx IQ - Mrx. .'Uul'ym1n lh'Sarnw lfrlzm' l'rrfrlm7mn Snpw'xIxw1 Ivy Mr. Anllmny .Xpnlzlh 'f f f f X f X X X X X X X1 X.x X ! Q f Q2 i, lM 'X X fx 4 N w S KX X b X K 4 Page 146 Q 5 I y '?f. ,Q -7 gf .Q Q H 147 . . . , 5. C 'iff 455. 'iii 'J' WP? ' 7 ffi ,'A' 1.45 .5 V Vf 1 ui . '. 4 .1 74' '7'3. f7f .3-'if Q. -Lf 19.5 T '-Lil: -:fi Ji X' ' F' 4 Y. 7..zV -1 X , . l Q1 , 5' Q 5ff'.'Q . j Q. ' 1 Chewing on your thumbs ',. ..:Q.,irQ: K.,-flint...-Q-Q . .9.. XJ .' ' VV 'f1-.'l- -- Q Vvv' . .Q ..4. Q . gf.g'.5.Q.5.Q. When trouble comes :W Q qggh' - fjfb.. . xiii 152.5 YT ff .A Hz Never helps to eat lf away 1 :V ' , e' .ff You ve got to share the bad .V V. -- fl- g.11,.i: . fgifjf A SQ.-:gq..: 15,. times wzth someone tjtjj .fV'Q5QVf1g:gQr jgq cfv,-,,-,-.et .Q ....,-f'f,, ,, . t 1 i Tomorrow and today. '- if .-l .'.' '5555 bl :Yi if ff ,gi-ggi-TQ-I-:ff-1.,':,af -V' Igl-' 'Q '.i,'i3.-:.Q Q1i4g.1 V ,,,, ' -tg'-gig' --,' 153 E- 355,31 .K 1,1 QQ - -V1g',f'., --jg . ' , 4 s I jQ . 'Ty-7: KA- ' -' V' - Z F1-E.f-Qi: ' 7 Lf ,. V - --J 1 M N :1'g.if 'fflwff-34-V' V' -K' ...Tw . .. .V gf J.-,1,,i4f:VQggVQjf 'g4m . - A 1. .j'.-Q7--..VKf'r'11f.' J, 1j1Vi'1:-g-'Qr4, -A Q fig- QQ - 'QI,vrhV.V:.f1 '- -. ',.,. - k .' Q-1.41. , ..,: f Q - Q. -. QQ fa 4 -Y f. 1.-fw1...' '7'- 'fQ l v,' .'.- Q' .'?4 ..'.13' - Ti J -4- '.'. ' 1 '-Q '- ' -- - 71' 'Y ' -' ff ' ' V V V. 1' .:'?:5f'ad5if.f-Qitff L 3 53'Qi'fI'i'. .:.j::'251 '-T1-, vfQyfj.V.:sjf- ' ' -.5-L.3'.-'V lf A-'.f,,...'lQ.Vw fl -!'gg'.1Q.ig.gV- .-fig.. -Wg-. 1 ,Qg:Qg,w:'Q':' H H1 I - L -'fy Q 'T,.f-- -, -Q W A L. Q-aff if ,I ...Taxi V-i'Q. :'Q:f f' . ,Z-5-I .Z.jQ.'L.'li773-,v -1-wg..-f.....!J-D :'VgiY1'ff-. 's V fEf.1li rf V A Tafff ' , . t ' r-ff ,VIWHV 'till- E--ril.-'-igs' qxgQ5,:?,A :LQ 'f,.J1.. 1 A 277' 7 .fl '..'ff.g4',Q- is 1. IJ! ', ,- .QQ,'.-ang-Q.-.VE-3 :'. :4 .'.QQ.fk-l' Tix-'f. :QfQI:,'. .-,QM - .:x,Q:A 'T ,- K A--K. :L fl- J-:Qi Q- fl ffl-L L Q M. QA 5 V ' -Q L: :.' j'QF.'f-VVS. Qi? g ' : .V V 'ff'.QI5iQfg'1f..-,gf ff- MW' -' . ififm :-.ifgyifi -'-?Gt?117'fi5V'V: - - F13 7'-Al bis'-ft V ' ' I-LT.: :Ef'il7 .itygg,3.,f. -. .L 'f' .- Q35-In . im . ' .,.Q V .u Q. ,Q Mw52Lf'.1 -, L ' .. in ' v f 1 . .ici ' Li.. -' 'Vf.'- -. - Lf' v Z' --fl -A ,,1g,Q-q..-,V sv? -J. ffge9QgQ1-.,q Q.. g .gg Q4f3,Q. Q.Q.g 5.5-3-L., ' t -V H 3.-If iw'-5 -,g.gi.3. 72.41. 3Q-Q49 1 tfgfikf 'i,'Q. -2-74? '5 1 .-ff Q51-f ffl-l:'f.-:.VSQ.f WZ- L-5ff5 VA.?L-.V -.if2f ife .L.p'V'v?'if':? 47-,K-1. . .. .. f- Q!',,-,,,f,,AN.., ,. .Q ,V,af,V . fp.,-V ., ,,. . xfiigpiri 'l'Vi'1f2'-1f.4iw 'f QQ 2-L15 -Q L fn' i- Q V: Y'-1..ZVI'Q- -g...?f: 'ii f V J? -5 V. Qf:A5l, : g'r-' f Q' .. Q, - ' .:.1-' 'A 'Z' -' -' 5 1- ..'...Q-Q.-j.f,1,V - uf. 1, .. -I Q X .Pix I-'Qi' jf-.Z 'Y ii. :sw Kg-iv:.Xif?k6.4,? .il 6 ig' V.-21m , 1 f '- 'Y 'mi ' .. .o,, .. . .QEQY Kfffij' 'ff-Q if '55' EQ 'ffl U f A in 1 in I 42 D Pqqu 'V,- r e.'t 'V V ' . t'e' Si e' ' Y s ' P- sg. 3V.Q-Qaniztk.Qi ' get -'iffy ,..tfb b'i.L'gggf.jQiV. '.Q. ' ' 1 ' :ag e'-e- . ' 'V V.: '- V --e. ,LTL -K 1.-:eg . .V , .I f-'- V ,,,. , . V '..a.- . . , .-.. -'.V f ' .'-. - V - - -4. Q .' -',.Aj,j,.Q4.,. ., gy xr.:--. 'fw- ' 'L ' V--f aff, . ,-g ,- :7ff'!1', iff ,VV- L0 'g Ouf 'Om' -.t' 2211'- ,,, Shouldn 't just be another '12 .9l'9:i:. 5 ',.T11?aF9' . - I-EV f. 7 4r5i'l l Q' 39' ' '25 Debt to loneliness you pay: 'iggf Q.ff-T153.54g,Z'fV'Jl?fj12ff'I .. You ought to try f 3' ALV :QQ::Q:'-rg. iffy-'Q '.,i-ann Q ,,,4 4 'JL-H - . l -r Nfl. If to open up wzth someone 'uf Q2 ff' 1:57 'lil Q. Tomorrow and today. Q Q ,ffl . 'rV. ff ' 3'f.:7'h'5L .655 V'7'ff4. I.. .Q V 1- 'V . 2 '-'A 1 17 V' V .V fil-'ff 1-'i:'f f' i 'ff 5: X., fff?f1! ' .P jf' 1 .5'f'4 - 5, Q ' '.-' - f f fl:'.55?3f f'-fiiff-f? ffefgg f:l'.12ffff r'h' Ii -f'd?:-.'fEil4-9.:- 1 iff .f -1- -fx '--Q '1, .771-,Q-1:-fww' ' Q -fx., l 1j..v'.'.: . ,x . .' j K-1 3 -1 'V'f'5W' .. Lp- -ft,-1 ',f fl'.-,AQF.' Q.. KW 'Efiiff lr'4 'V WJDLLQ' ' ff: Tf:?f'732 ..a. .V'V 1 .1110 -.-. 5 '::e- if 4 V5 ff 'if f1EVffzeiilfwiip-Q'.. 117 VVV- 7VVf'l2.q'.i-5 Eiftff-. rf 'V' V '44 pe faf Huff, . ri 5 TTI, 1 't- '5' lf- W 7 -lip K ' I V E ' Q- . - 7,5-T7 'Q 'N - ' J Af f- 'ifif 1' . 'flff ' ' 'if - f.u 'i5 fJ- 1: . ' . .1 .- -fr .,. V V1 .-' f : V ' -pl -11 N-j Q: , -J f -'--,.'- - ,re .' A 1-, -' ' DQ 'f -,' -' ..'f,Q'. - : .w f - . - L . 41 Q. V V, - f -j .' 2 QV Q.-'q..' lg ef' I w .. , 5 X ,ai v 1 f A, ,er IW fy x 'f KKAQQ . . 1 , , . Q Q , fr f af Q. w ff 'gg 1 9 ilu :jg f ' 1 i V , W uf Z , ' fn. '.Vt '.V.i 'V- - ' .. fi! 9'. 2 - L if .,','vV. .... Q- in :..-A ...v.m'.-,. . M -3- ig '11-.If 4T -g-'1f,,j.j5.' P S-2455: fi., ffl, 'fra' 1 if - .,.E.e:1g:f4-.1'3 15?'f ,, , -i 5 .5 -awzsra -.2-...MGM-'H-. . va' I .:'f:F'g gag- I A-T .,-A.- b .- A yi What troubles you, troubles me. Dfdn 'f you 'www fha' 1 Q, fai - 11 szlence can be loud 1 Even in a crowd. -, We K , n I - Q i Y ' 1 jg- D fig, , , ,- ' 1 fi?-ll W'ii?:f:ffQ.'.2:'17?S1-. ff15-Tf Isi'f'1i:i lim 31-i 1-372.3-Q,-51'1 .,P. if v - Ziqfbribiailirill 1,-Q, ,ri :i-?.-f 5Jr- '- ':f: ,'.-, -Pff7,'-24+--5-1. ': J if-li -',- ' -.17 -'J f 5.-'-i.-.ilu-Q . Efifrl' Tv -. '.. 73.77.5iff-lf'2- Sgt' '- - '3 iT'i? 1 'Q ,IQ H- .:'.,y,'L'Li Ili?1:-.sr-7.M-15.33, V -,f . 4 .I,p....M, 'lvl-L--f 4 x i n xg -,if-.,.:.,g..f-3, gg ,.., 5-Qpizf-'e:q..v X. . 'Q if .gf-:fl:'?8?'lwiuu'iR11-mr'533312--5T'li1'7f7'7f1f'- ' .571 1? fl'f' -1f',.'.'.,l, ::fi k. -A .. .. . . ' 5 . 'YM I. la-tim 11 ' WW' 2:9 44 LTLEEYY 'i' k.l,Q-lfll ' !!'f1:+s3-.:-' t 'lf L A .1 .. .. --:A-1, A 1 L-'.-nl 1 A-1 .- k- .- - -ey .,., . . Nr' -.-',.x - ..,. 1. . -if .,x.'1 ' Sd WZ... .:g.l h ' ' 'ew' 1?-qtl1.:iSi1 35.iQ5i'E' 9-Pffliif'5i'.T-L5-Elle' 'fig ' Q,'1'i-s'-f5f5f--H V' ..?7'5ki5'f'7W r '31',q, '.:...- ' L I N -3' .' vg li -g,j'U'-.j5,- '-',. - ' -' .,L, gf ,,.4 ' .' 1.014 fa-Yfif-1--L1 '- fat V f'i,-1-,311 -.'. . -7'- Mai- AT for-li '.', .ff . -.-Ji 5 '.. g '--.-,whiz . . ,V--.V jj' jj 3, ' -- gg '.'. gfx .: .llf ', 1 1 -. ' 'vi:'MP9 .ff' -1 ffiz'-sf, ' Q' T: -.-'pi -. 1'-'g -. V x f'f.L-ff '45 1-Q5- 'f,f'-:'Z3i y u y . f 1 'f4 V71 Vizifvit' Q 'e-' . f' :ici '51 i:1l .f.1i'11 211' -'fQ1!-1i':j-fiv' hifi Qi? -'se'Tig.Qi ff ifigfil , ,.f,s.- -i'5 Yl -' . ,.,..f--:wb if 41R:,,.:.:E - e, i . .ff ff, 1, Q, 1,S?wg9b:Q-.-,,gg Loud enough to drlve love away. .le-1 '- wwf' 'Q zvlill ' lf- if J . Jiri- .ifsffff -'.Qf':':'F' You ought to come out and jf' Q , , 'fr.I:1.i,l5 Play Wlfh Someone 3 . Sill? Tomorrow and today Z .gi,5f:fif. 1 'fbfiqff' ' ii 'Q f 5, .j:'l iQl3Yfl.Q1if pf if-.i7-ii .3.3-'2'i-F112 iw -i , f' -' f 14?-'lt ' e .. . '-wi. W. A ' '.f- ' - - Q 2' , A A, ,.,, Q A K.':-'fiif . f ,Q-.5 V'i rNm'5fQ-.gg-'-1,-14 4g '1.-A f'l- '- 'i.Zg',. , . ,..- - -g -yr ---w -V., - . v... . 4. .,- ,,,. , I - ,.-.-.4 V. . A vw., ., If-. w . .'-t ' -' 15335, f .i.jfi?gfm 3: .91 593.4 -vlv -V .hQ.4',Wg f1g.asg:-- Q'-t i ffijffififlgj, . . .-.t P ' '15 ,,-3-,iff 1-Tlliil-'l l -' 'Lf 'fZ'1-'Ili-' AA A In 1 L'fif'i-'9 3 j-te- 'fbfv' fff,f,l2l?'7.'. gf. 4-'35 'E :fir fi I Lf: 'e. . ' - .. 'A -. -I I it W , ,W W no J - eee y 571 71 Ffa. gr-. 1-'l XYQQQTX iii.-Lf? aj: L. jvjg I I H '. -' 'Ii 1 . ,p .. . . ' ' ' 05,1 '-., E81 A lil..--f 1.-5 Q .314 iL,Q.j:fl., 3: t ..., , gif I only mention that as someone jf-34,1 1- ,1.5.'1:'Z.' .. . 5 gg. Q , 'li ili' gi who zntends to be here to stay 5. g L 1. , i Y-,jgv-1-:I-li' dy. tomorrow and today ' 1 476 'ff 1-'fr fife- tomorrow and today 15.1 ,g:. ...x -, Lvl - rig .,if.lPf'1TiA fi :gi tomorrow and tomorrow and today. 'Aj ' s?5sf2,1,mX-' -gi-.-3 -f. 1 f' .SS -'1.a. r. -'7 ifiv .',, ml V Rod McKuen .V If.: 95:a?ilT 1 ffl' ' 1-I 'L--1 1 '--l1'1f1L:.:1-..1 h Q: v-e. .. fr-4-101' ff? Hifi? x -fi? T- A'S' 'nm I 'i-2,1-'- :ic-1 -. ..,.,'5 me , an Li f f 4 M of, 51 -. .1 me-s. P' .ff-1' .1 1-- '- ..1.- . fy Ak -:-- .-1.4. 'Z .gif 1- .- Q .ff-V f 2- iff'-T1 J -:Y-'..i5.-'4l 1 ' -.f'.'-?.1ii1,j jfjlpa. '-A S,-. -... , -.ir ,- 'Lb , ,EN .SI .A21.,15.AI A In ., Y . ,t ll 5 f 1.::,.'. .L i Qs: Q J. w uf.-3, 1.-,kslwg ' v.-.4 .nz , 1,-lnzgfii. in t :ML 5- naxfa J 9 if--- K-NW.ue,--.-r.f fe ie:-1'-:Afxp-if 1 Where shallyou seek beauty, and how shallyou find her unless she herself be your way and your guide? beauty is not a need but an ecstasy . . . It IS not the Image you would see not the song you would hear, Photos by Roy Zemanovich ,ff s 1 5 Q'- Wi, WH. k ' ff? 'ffiwf gn? ff! ig.. 1' I dh: in . 'A -2 Jr. i ,A - .. fi . V,gk,'g5L I ,ja 'fi ',.' Lx w.tr..x--, A I fl. rinrlw at Q ,4,, D. .Q xv, 'Quia' tw .. 43. f'fg. r 3 l -E Xffikm' i, S X V ' 145. ,Q Q I, ' Tkgxf 'E yt 5 ll 'X Q 4561: 1 W,- ff my fig K . K Ek A . 'U' I 6 Q 56' 11 . 'B Q 5' is Q 5 aff VVLZ V 2 ' f ,X 0 1 1 1 f . .n And so beneath the weight lay I And suffered death, but could not die. Long had I lain 'th us, craving death, When quietly the earth beneath Gave way, and inch by inch, so great At last had grown the crushing weight, Into the earth I sank till I M511 Full six feet under ground did lie, And sank no more, - there is no weight Can follow here, however great. From off my breast lfelt it roll, And as it went my tortured soul Burst forth and fled in such a gust That all abouthme swirled the dust. . Deep in the earth I rested now. 1' Cool is its hand upon the brow A ,And soft its breast beneath the head Of one who is so gladly dead. And all at once over all Until the world with answering mirth Shakes joyously, and each round drop Rolls, twinkling, from its grass-bladetop. How can I bear it, buried here ll While overhead the sky grows clear And blue again after the storm? 0, multi-colored, multi-form, Beloved beauty over me, That I shall ne ver, never see J Again! Spring-si! ver, autumn -gold That I shall never more behold! - Sleeping your myriad Close-sepulchered away from 0 God, 1 cried, give me And se grave through That Of herald Like music The pityingzrain gi' L: To one who 's six And or face, come home. me, freshened, fragrant breeze and For soon And then the broad face of the sun Will laugh above the rain-soaked earth A 'X T?-in 1 W1 f v...1fw1 uf to me as never clings To aught save happy living things: A soundrasdof some joyous elf Singing sweefsbngs to please himself, H And, through and over everything, A sense of glad awakening. The grass, a-liptoe at my ear, A last long line of silver rain, A sky grown clear and blue again. ' And as I looked a quickening gust A Of wind blew up to me and thrust Into my face a miracle Of orchard-breath, and with the smell, - I know not how such things can be! I breathed my soul back into me. Ah! Up then froem the ground sprang I An hailed the earth with such a cry As is not heard save from a man ' and lives again. wound,- the ground,' high: Who has been About the Like one Till at 'Caught heart-throb Sent eyes. :0 God Gin e er .V But my hand: T e can split the sky tn two And let the facegfof Qgd shine But East and West will pinch That cannot keep ,them 3 And he whose soul is flat - the sky Will cave in on him by and by. - Edna St. Vincent if hispering to me I could hear: ifelt the rainjfstcool hnger-tips Brushed tenderljiihcross my lips, Laid gi t y sealed sigh t, S he heavy night g . W WVWA A !W,4 W MNY, 1 Fell from my eyes and I could see! - S' 1 A drenched and d'fP1'f g1aPP'f'f'fe1 'ttt .,t-. ' it A ,1,11lff1151 1111 ' vfr. , .1 .1,w1'11 , ifzefegfig uw 34.3 11. ' l I F . . W1 r.. ,VJ ig rf. ,, ,xvxjy VM 1,-wie, i :11,1. 11 ,. . ,W ,, , . 1 M1 .1 , 1 , . ' . , 'tiff' iff' 1r,' Q' , My '1, 1 1 ,1111.1Q1,lj.1,111 . is 1' '113 1x N .Q11'Mi 11lu1'11X1L.'1t1 3 . 1 M1 .Y 2 3,:r.g':l ,Y,-v.,j,.111,.'s,11r3!l'11awk, W A , V 'W ' ' 'A ,,-6 g . , ,,,1,11.111,1 ,11111m. rf,..,: , ,,, ...M - 1 I '1 A f.m21ue: 1 . . 1116 if 1, 22, 1 '1 ,..1 9, .H .1 ' - 1 ' ' V , li' ai . 51' '4 . s' B: 'fwnff Q 5 f 1' 1 .1 -. I P '1... 1, W'-ww s.Mf S5 '1 - 1' 1' 'W' 1' xi, iff Y'31 11'k1d 1.1 ' 11 ' 1 1 T My 1 1 '11' - .. 1 1 11 1111'1 w .111. 111 '1.w.111w1.1:1111w111v straw' Q1 2 1111'1 1 f,p.11 .11 1. 1 '1:.11'11111' :.1111:W ,T . 11 11 , , M1 1. A 1111111 11v111f.,111wm, 4 1 1 1 V1 1.1111 ,ws 11,..11 1,,11111q..'11' ww: :1 '1f-21':'111t1,g,,1..w'11 Q .,1,,,,,1,1.u 11.11l1S1111f,11.11X111'11. ,M .N W1 ..11,: ..,1.,, 1,. we ea-, ezekgg? Page 154 SZABO STUDIO 59 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, New jersey OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER for the 1 974 LOUDSPEAKER Congratulations To The Class of 1974 From President ....... . . .Jerry Hughes Vice President ...... . . .Nick Ziccardi Corresponding Secretary . . . Nancy Albrecht Recording Secretary . . . . . . Grace Crilly Treasurer ...... . . Andy Kashiw Advisors . . . . . . Miss Niedbala Mr. Simon Page 155 CLASS OF 1975 President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Advisors . . . . .JimMo1nar . . .Bi11Behany . . .Sue Benson Ray Frankowski Mrs. Markowitz Mr. Torre CLASS OF 1976 President . . . . . Laura Bansbach Vice President . . ..... Donna Caffiero Secretary . . . . . .Marianne McEiwee Treasurer . . . .Dawn Pompeo Advisors . . . . Mrs. Stowe Mr. Niemiec Page 156 CLASS OF 1977 President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Advisors . . Margaret Cuozzo . .Mary Ligouri . Donna Garcia Denise DiNicola . .Mrs. DeSarno Mr. Siddons to the GRADUATES ANGUS TANK CLEANING CORP ANDREW KASKIW BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1974 RATS SPEED 599 AUTO PARTS , 625 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET, NEW JERSEY 07008 Q201j 969-2510 Pat Musi, Prop. Page 158 BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1974 ERED'SSh'ELI, SERVICE STATION IJVO 1329 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, New Jersey Telephone 969-1711 Fred De Cicco Joe De Cicco CONGRA TULA TIONS to the CLASS of 1974 CORNELL RHARMACK INC 1275 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, New Jersey Phone 969-1200 Dave Ehrlich, R.P. EYMANRUMPF MEMORIAL HOME 21 LOCUST STREET CARTERET, NEW JERSEY Earl G. Rumpf, jr. Manager-Director Congratulations To The Class of 1974,' MR dim' MRS EHIPL Gf IPUMPE JR Gary, Gail, and David Rumpf Page 1 59 Page 160 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS 65' BEST WISHES to the Students of Carteret High School from The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States STAR LANDING POST 2314 Its Ladies Auxiliary 8c Sons of V.F.W. Unit No. 116 Carteret, New jersey CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES EOR the FUTURE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CAREY COUNCIL NO. 1280 164 HIGH STREET, CARTERET, NJ. 07008 Page 161 2fJaSS2Q1Q13f 26 93551 ig if Q 1 wg 2253 Qxgfm wif Q22 QQESCCC5 if QQ QQQQXSQ . Y ' Q K5 522,?23SQEfivQx5gQEqQQ1 QEgiQP gg I 5 Efafffzff 2? ix fifiixfiiv 3 Ei 3 51 + Qi3Q5QQf Q Qi? 2 2 a Q 2 A Q if 'ilk M iii REE-Egg 2g?'mkN mga Q3 JQSJQ5 2 Mid GNL, x ' fx 1 N ' , V I J i CQ Pag3X11?!g?M . Rig! 2 Q SQ Q A pmbgxga Q lx QQ ' .gi C ART ERE T CRAFTSMENS C L UB CORNER ELM 81 TAYLOR AVENUES CARTERET, NEW JERSEY 43-4 Congratulations Class of 1974 YBOIP,-YTOIPY Slfklffcf, ffVCf 85 Lafayette Street TEL. 541-5715 Carteret, NJ. 07008 iS'Y1VO!WlECKl 201-541-5151 1 1 v F U'rVLlP,4L HOiWE,l,VC. Pres. . . . . John H. Conley,-Ir. 56 Carteret Ave. V. Pres . . . . Norman F. Asakowicz Carteret, New jersey Treas. .... Charles A. Kinsel Sec. . . . .Mary A. Pusillo Jo Ann Fleming, Mgr. Irene Synowiecki, Dir. ANALYTICAL TESTING William T. Fleming, Dr. LABORATORY Page 163 Pae 164 CON GRA TULA TI ON S CLASS OF '74 CARTERET SPORTSMEN ASSOCIATION President . . . . .George Little Vice President . . . . .Arthur Shadell Treasurer ..... . . . Alex Bobenchile Recording Secretary . . . .Pat Ciuffreda Corresponding Secretary . . .Walter Gasior Trustees .... . . . . . Fred Casior Charles Serson john Little The Carteret Bank There,s Someone Special For Everyone . . . MN! if 47' and Trust Company, L'The Can-Do Bank, always treats you as someone special. Whatever your needs are, you will receive prompt, professional, friendly service. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS REGULAR Bc SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES PERSONAL LOANS AUTO LOANS INSTALLMENT LOANS C 6 gf. QWA ONE-STOP FULL SERVICE BANKING HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS MONEY ORDERS OFFICIAL CHECKS TRAVELER'S CHECKS BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE CARTERET BANK AND TRUST coMPANY Page 165 CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF '74 From Carteret American Legion POST 263 and the Ladies Auxiliary Joseph Rizzute . . . . Commander john j.Conte Sr. . . . .Adjutant Edith Venutolo . . . . .President Mary Kamienski . . . . .Secretary Page 1 66 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 WEST END BAR 693 GRILL 396 St. Paui's Avenue, Jersey City, NJ. QL-3-9502-9107 Tony 85 Mike Carnevale, Prop. LUCK AND HAPPINESS TO OUR DAUGHTER LINDA FROM Ml? dim' MPS W HIPIPEIV HORN AND FAMILY 541-6370 Best Wishes To CARTERET fV0f'ELTY CO., AVC The Class of '74 SEWING CONTRACTORS COL IZ 11671137 C'f,ffff'Ef., YAVIJ P T, 7. 52 Wheeler Ave. Carteret, NJ. 07008 Samuel M. Moretzsky Page 167 . ig gif uwjwwig we MOM-Zta MW aw E To The Graduating Seniors . Carteret High School my UNITED STATES METALS IPEEINING CUMPANY Carteret New Jersey 1914 QW ENJO AT Y THE wonun OF N DS Invitcilibn to FINE AUDIO SOUN cmilililuui 'llllllllsm ELECT FROM To Grodu S 0165 sfweow THESE sfweow owen l'l0USEl'l0I.D APPLIANCE CENTER FAVORITE NAME BRANDS STUDENT FAVORITES 20 Passaic Avenue Branch Showroom KLH Panasonic Altec 0 Tape ReCOI'derS pairfield' N-J. 07006 73 I-af3Y9tt9 Avenue Sony Koss Nikko 0 Compact Refrigerators 12011 227.6808 RQ'-We 59 Sherwood Martin Dokord - Televisions Suffemf N- Y' FM Shu c c ' 'Clock Radios Gel cz running start on your college needs Dual AR AKAI e Jewelry 1 I D d 1 h W com BSR Superex BMI -Mini-Washers ' ' ' presfn your ' ' car U' flu., S 0 r award nynaw Nordemmae . 115 von Drygrg and obtain on Wholesale Privilege Cord to Ampex Emvife PiCl'0'i 9 save on items for your home or The dorm ! ! ! ADC Miracord Harmon Kardo Tm Ma a 'z Km CONVENIENT FINANCING AVAILABLE Congratulations Congratulations Graduates To The Class of 1974 Ili fS'Hl,VG'TO,V From 1l3AJ4iH,7,lfi LAVCOI, AV I3 YQ! All 1771, LV H, 71,5 li YY. f Wishes you a Successful Future Page 169 Congratulations To The Best Wishes CLASS OF '74 From LE BO W'S UKRAINIAN AMERICAN S UPERMARKET INC. CITIZENS CL UB 70 Cooke Avenue Carteret, New Jersey Carteret, New Jersey 07008 CARTERET MEDICAL GROUP Congratulations Class of '74 Maurice A. Chodosh, M.D. Theodore Chenkin, MD- PVT. NICHOLAS MINUE P.T.A Joel D. Weisman, D.O. 1 Page 170 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 CARTERET SJWELTEIP mm' IPEFINEIPY WORKERS UIVIOIV LOCAL NO. 837 of the UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA 237 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret, NJ. 07008 Special thanks to Carmela Carnevale for her assistance in selling this yearbook From the Yearbook Business Managers o.D. J.B. CF. J LOUD.S'PE.4KElP BOOSTEIPS Pat and Olympia Marianne and Frankie Ray and Joann Bobby and Denise Nancy and Joe Janet 81 Mark Carol 81 Allan Judy 81 Bobby Linda 81 John Karen 81 Pat Kenny + Mary Glenn + Diane Janet -n- Fran Andrea and Joseph Frank 72,' and Patti 74', Jimmy 74,' and Judy 74 Ed 73 and Donna 74 Cheryl 74 and David 75,' Dawn '474 and Cledell 70 Walter C'73 and Chris U74- George 74 and Irene L'76 Frank 74', and Karen 73,' Barb 81 Mark 74 Margaret 74,, Bud 6'74 Diana 74 Joanne 74 No-Go 74 Anne Oberc Ralph Musi John + Ethel Kindzierski John + Betty Ann Kinclzierski Bush and MaryJo Kindzierski Joseph + Anne Frankowski Roberta, Joanne + Ray Sarah E. Noddings Robert + Ann MacKee Mary Sosnowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry S. Loniak Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred De Cicco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Randazzo Mr. 81 Mrs. G. C. Marcincavage Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Panigrosso + Family 4- , Nh: Mrs Charlggsimon + Familxrxf Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert J. Szigeti . Marvin H. Krakower . John Yustak David Hollingsed Louis Nepotef Mr. 81 Mrs. Allen D. Riley + Kevin Mr. 81 Mrs Robert Stowe Mr. 81 Mrs Anthony Mosca Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Sufchinskyx M'r. 81 Mrs F. Poliseno Mr. 81 Mrs. Walt Bihuniak Mr. 81 Mrs . Anthony Checki + Son Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Bodnar Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Bonventure The Dohertys Five ' Joe + Bonnie Testa Dot + Ray DiPippo ie Joe + Mary Costellorx' Mary Ann + Lou De Sarno John 81 Marilyn Tucker. Tom 81 Lynne Grace + Duffy Penny 81 Dick Scheer Dr. Carmencita L. Foti Jimmy, Mark, + Kyle Gilrain Ms. Elaine Panuski Fran Niedbalax- Randi Teres Ruth Markowitz Elaine Tomaino Mary E. Cender Belinda E. Coniff Sarah Witt Arlene Pullen V Molly Maguirex- Mr. Greg Rea Mr. Walter J. Niemiecif Mr. Dennis Siddons Mr. Dague Mr. Torre J Francis T. Tomczukx To all my seniors - Mrs. Weinhold -7,6 . . . with affection + fond memories A Joan Keokosky Thanks, Carmela - Yearbook Managers O.D. J.B. C.F. Page 171 W-Q Q. -V f-.-Y-,-qfy: 0 fvlfk, iwwwfw MW Wh - D55 My Q awww Mwwbaiaw a 'Mi fn ' f 4 y5iij, L3' my Zi ,830 X , 39 mmm Owl Q ww WMQQ WMQQNWBK -bm M lff5Q5Em3mQ MK iQ Q X QJUUYWQW1 OLULJ ,I ff S08 9 ,do 1,0032 Z0 Z0 , fvfyfydw Mjwf gwwifggfgfi W 69 Grazfjwz' '1 yjyyga j , ffl MLB olfwjw f Wffya WL V7.0 50, ,K , Ov UU Gd-9 JW3,i9f 3 if Leigh? glow Dxxlwymly if We M ,WW ,WU M an M W cfW Wi xx . 1 'N MW, 9 Q12 cz, fd ,bk W Xb kzgueiffifzf . J If Q. if g'f3ffgyZf'T73? jQili17xa A 93jO0, R93 Qu-o rw .B JN .JJ ,fvzjhl Q53 sg Q' gg C55 QA?0uQ,Zwa,7,oafx,e EE4,I 2 bxiijf jizflfbrw V if oo Cj 949 Pk 9 ,,. f x ,Q P I LQMWCV P, 5 'ff 4 I V1 1 :,i.w,,Qm,wi,,Q ,,.,, ,..,k.?.f , W3 ,., V , I ' ' ' WW - 'a cw WW. Graffiti' OL O V 'W ff,1W ijf' W Kyla MJWW We E513 NP ff g5ww,Mg3 MW W L, W, W iff? Wil? ff f w fwx5W?fM 6 Wp,?J MMM Wailyjxlfif aff fggfwf Qgjf wwf? dj? ig? of W J W Grdfpflwww WX Q WM QQQKW EN, mvmlz WMV WMM WWWNZW CUJQQM, EQ ff QDMJ Wm ww ,wx , 'WWW M www K bv 1 g 0 V f YT' 'WL ., wb , few My t I . ' u jx, I M ' W fdff 179 L Q ! ' 'J hm M 'N-'-------M...,,,..,,........ . ...,. ., .,. J , . ..,, ,. ,.. ,M . ., - .-..,,uu M VA1rA, UM W 1 V iB 'NM -wad-1-H-wM.....,.,,...N.... ...ny A' --M-Mlnunnr-.Q A , -,....,..L.....A -A -I AA f WIMAMMMM fx.wf4fX'Mi1w1:? wmw'w aw-vqfxgm-.ffQw,'fw: - - xr- ,.v,a.wswT1. wa .-nr 4-,,,Qm,1,,.,i,,.X,m-1. fv.n-nfwuwwevwme'azwv:frvwm--.ww-'M-11-vwwwwr-my-one4-',-mnMwqwp ww fx MW WV KN Kmwwwxww 5 GW M WW iff' MMM Mggwifififf W QM 'Wa UWM fEfzf0J'kw WWWW ,Tw ww W M7690 Wyqwf W fM W W D I Q ' ww W f 353 WWW i ?g5 S W 3 A31-535 WS ' 1 , -.,,,'..., fi g' ff.,y--z,2f',' --Igwfff. 3 Lf:1 ,. -' V-fy I., QI. ,. ef--ir 9, Wir 4 ' R J .. I.. ? f.gr. ., 1 - -'aj , ffm., 'W Vi., f5n1..,i,941yfg 3' - 'E,,f ,I. -- 1 'H-- J. ',q,9. :-.9-lg.. ,J 513.1 -1- IJ ,, ', il v- :..:-3. I Emp. N ,, 5' I .WA '1. J f . .. -x - ,mf ?:gy'e,f:-2:4 ,Lit 1 4 V.,-Rf , 5 if :fans .,, . ' ,N -v -lf ... .1,:'-'-Mae .- w -vf f, , -.-.--f-ff.-.-,fb 5- '-.Jil f... -..LN ? -P NR.1 . .1 -rg S 12 Q -we .1.A,.,,f f 5.. -QUH' -2 L -.Jw 1-:L-Ev? A-,af ,M WW-ww X, V v- . 'wfgifg -As .. A , ' 1 . ' . M. ' 'Q . V A ,f 1w13wi 1'-L -sw -2 - 'FW ff,-'I' -. r '4-H E- F ff 'JE' ' 'N -'15'f .f'1 A 4-'1 fx .fc n ' 1 . 2 5,-L4 fa' .zu 'fffm 3-Y Y vwfr- ff,-1 :. 12- . ,fn -. 'f , x 3 .. f.-f '- ,, . !' 1 AV-,5II.33'2giggf5i1',qggwfig, In I - 1 - 59:v,ggIA-1: ' ' Ha 5 , gm: I ,,.f4.Vjx yfssj ' -, .59 .. . Q,-, .I I.--- . , QI ...4f,,ff,,I,I f.. .eg 1' ,w wf-Q vm , V I ' . ' I-,WI f . , -31.1. , gy.,-, .: V . .,. -L f . Lim,-r4IH,.i,I3vI .If ..7I,f5,j - I I . .I - , I 1 IPI -. I ,l . .I I I A - .IJ . - .,.y.,.--.3-,. V ' f f 1 -, . ' . - ' , .. . Y . :K ' ' - I 1 Y x A X L 1 www Wm ,, M-. ,, 1, , ,1 Y ,, , Y WWW , 2 , ' 5 ' f ' D 4 f 1 ' O., 14,41 'M I, ' I f Q, f I Q I, ' P U X - , 'I 0, .- wil W M W W Y. R , f5Q7 ig! S 'F LWfl ' MQW jX WW Z NM N BENQ N23 M My M L - .SY F I : K ' Qfx f x , . ' ', , ' ,J- - 155:55 . . Gum. .. 1 P . . w.w1'zs rm, . , -' . 1, IJ-.-ay. , A1.'ff 5 Ia ' , .-4 M,'..gII.-I3',kI.3R5,a'ff-.2g'2.L'fI- -L V ' v . f I 'Q-13' '- , fbfpk 'I h. , Lf, .4 '-ik, IX-W-1,11-5. .c2:J.,.-fi . . c ' If wiv! V ,.f '. ' ' -. -f 'M'-x ff -'H-H -.elif '7 5 .- 1' ' - r lux- ,g , , f , I -, Y' ..,ff-f -.Q'.f24--'s-. '- 4' 1 - Lf M I-g f-J. ,K L fi, f?i,EY.'f FQ'-'7 ig l K+ 'I izf-'f',7S.,gf ' ' 'M J iff. C x., bats1T9'f' S5?i li'5fl 1 -fmtiic Ts f5 LFf?'? Qsl.S1LKj'5 wLWfgY 2' 532111. W '?11 .'U1' f'?+'f1L51 f'f' N ff'3f5.i'QH'31PT,f'f'P55'iil'.i' J? Q ?:' .. 'f'f'.:QQ if . 1 ' . ' 'B-'f -' .. 'sf -1: 1 ff .- A' 'w-f-w wf .w w f ., va 2? :.,,1fvgr:I ug .:r'v':f ,' ffm ,51.I,:g gY,31'1,'a27:1'x 'ggi QI-wgwg' iawzi,-.. .'?I:g.1.'y-1 1' I ' -f '-4,,I+rP.g -1,252 ML'-f :', 93554, rf? I, '- if '2 'f-'U ' : 'g ,-1 1 1 X 1 , ggv,4,fgg.?ffgwgWT,71f,.'ff' gfifvef-ff'..1f..J:.5,i,.fffy,.eYe,e:-.13-i'QI'W ,XifI,1:I1.,E!f. ., . 'N' ' , -.