Carteret High School - Loudspeaker Yearbook (Carteret, NJ)

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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

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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.

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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-