Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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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

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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.

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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.