Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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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

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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.

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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.