Clearview Regional High School - Key Yearbook (Mullica Hill, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1962 volume:

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L-1 v 2' 2 .-fn ::m,5'u,-- fm euzm- -wgzsifsk.--w 1- - f--f'-'Q wus wg- L-QS PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK CLUB CLEARVIEW REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MLILLICA HILL NEW JERSEY STAFF Editor: Marvin Harris Associate Editor: Patricia Smedley Sports Editor: Keith Armstrong Social Editor: Judy Parks Literary Editor: janet Hazelton Associate Literary Editor: Janice Glover Art Editor: Leta Hannan Associate Art Editor: jonnie Siddall Z, Advertising: joan White E' f if Music Editor: Daryl Daley g f' I Faculty Advisor: Nora Hindman :sf 2 U Frederick Froelich 5 iw' 'III , -2 N- ' QR N :ISN 5 ' : fi wi I K , a - , I-sb fats, F as I, I'E2f- 1If I e E alfa: fi B E I S S 322- P- pg- V CE I g' :ff 'E ,rfq it lgfhlial.. in JSQQQ 1' 4 Hogg ig,:1l:2S'f' J '45, 'rx fiifffi f E, if ii fi 'fig' is ,ag iii I e ff: I 1 I I lx Q I IAA Q 'axei G-5 THE I962 KEY ,K e 1 gil 1 if X f '7-:ee ' C lags., its-. ' I ,ff fffrfi-ft f FOREWCRD To you, the PIONEER Students of Clearview Regional High School, our tribute. To you has befallen the privilege and the responsibility of estab- lishing traditions and patterns of life at our school for generations yet unborn. Within these walls you are becoming living monuments to men's dreams, envisioned into years of planning and of sacrifices, testimony to a fulfillment of a citizenry's struggle that our communities of Harrison Township and of Mantua Township might prove themselves worthy of their educational trust. Here is provided an environment in which you have the opportunity of developing your highest capacities and of crystal- lizing your basic belief in democracy and in the importance of the individual. With this integrity of purpose was Clearview Regional High School conceived and dedicated ....... for you ....... our youth. This now is yours for the taking-may you each meet the challenge of this opportunity. Together, may we of the Clearview staff join with you, our students, your parents, and our community friends in looking ahead. . . in pioneering an era in education dedicated to freedom in a world com- munity besieged by threatening isms. The task is ours ....... In God is our trust. L. Ward Broomall, Superintendent Clearview Regional High School District Mullica Hill, New Jersey DEDICATIO We, the Year Book Staff of 1962, dedicate our book to all the friends who helped to construct, organize, and administer our new Regional High School. To To To To To To our Parents who willingly paid the cost. our School Board who designed and organized its construction. our Administration who chartered and directed our comprehensive program. our Faculty who fulfilled our educational needs. our Secretaries who kept the many records straight those who so capably took care of our physical well being. CONTENTS Introduction Administratlon Classes Activities Sports Advertisements dministration BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing - left to right: Harry Moll, Julian Lukas, Canning Stock, Robert Barrett, Henry Schaefer, Robert Butzbach. Seated - left to right: Howard White, C. Melvin Boone, Mrs. Margaret Gegenheimer,Norrnan Thompson, Kenneth Stretch, Mrs. Doris Hodgen. NORMAN THOMPSON President of the Board of Education .a?,m1n l 4 SLIPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPALS L . WARD BROOMA LL Superintendent ROWLAND HILL GEORGE PATERNOSTER High School Principal Junior High School Principal SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Trybulski Mr. Parent Mr. Morris - NURSE Miss PIOSSCI Miss Dougherty-Nurse Miss Kiger Miss Geiger Mrs. Vignola Mrs. Kolchin EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Dougherty Mrs. Poff Mrs. Gray Mr. Foulkes Mr. Scubirs Mr- Kolchin Mrs. Wells LIBRARIAN Mr. Wooton Mrs. Tunis-Librarian NINTH GRADE MUSIC Mr. Evangelista, Mrs. Douglas, Mr. Culbert. HOME EC Miss Stoffels, Mrs. Wells. r was - . alumni-G-ff - -n-r SOCIAL STUDIES AND ENGLISH Mr. F.Yeiter, Mr. C. Lewis, Mrs. M. Schwab, Mr. A. Kapczynski ,, .U ubl4s?4we12Wsf ART Mrs. Patrick, Mr. Aitken. TENTH GRADE GUIDANCE Mr. Di Giamberardino, Mr.Fou1kes, Mr. Aliberti, Mr. Mazzola, Miss Stoffels, Mrs. Kephart. SCIENCE Mr. P. Larsen, Mr. I. Stetson, Mrs. A. Streissguth, Mr. A. Kollmeier, Mr. H. Weisbein TENTH GRADE LANGUAGE Mrs. Aubert Mr. Donnelly Mrs. jones ENGLISH Mrs. Hindman Mr. Harris BUSINESS Miss C. Parker Mr. F. Froelich Mr. W. Sarkas, Mrs. P. Hart HISTORY Mrs . Robb Mr. Riordau SHOP Mr. Stewart Mr. Jensen Mr. Green PHY. ED Mr. Way Mr. Yaeger Mrs. Ledden Mrs. Schumacher ELEVENTH GRADE MATH Mr. R. Aliberti Mr. E. Haines Mr. R. Rittenhouse Mrs. M. Kephart Mrs. Hunsberger, Mrs. Srnailer, Mrs. Sid- dall, Miss White, Mrs. Gegenheimer, Mrs. Williams Left to Right. Mrs. Rarick, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Loper, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. jenkins, Mrs. Kirkbride, Mrs. Friedrich. C. 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EW, Q ,,,,..1,..,..,, ag, 5256? , L .--,.-,.. -,, -' , 11 s 2 mm- 11.1, ,. W Qjsigis -- ' Iasses CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Vignola, Mr. Morris 213 -- MR. FOULKES Black, M. Watson, E. Leptien Johnson, Rattke, Motter Matlack, T. Bartleson. Row 1. E. Davis, M. Myers, Hansen. Row 2. A. Wheeler, 212 - MR. MORRIS Row 1. J. Getchell, D. Souder, M. Fowler, K. Gray, L. Blowe, S. Martin D. Clark, C. Butler, T. Huff. Row 2. DeClerico, R. Herzog, R. Battiato L. Loper, L. Loring, K. Friedrich, B. Leon, G. Buck. Row 3. T. Gambogi R. Peters, J. Schomber, W. Copeland, J. Raffaghello, R. Green. SEVENTH GRADE 211 - MISS PROSSER Row 1. R. Simons, C. Lutner, D. Frazier, Wark, D. Armour, K. Jessup, M. Gaunt, G. Lamb, N. Lowe, C. Buck. Row 2. J. Whelan, R. Kenworthy, C. DiSilvestro, B. Ware, G. Gifford, C.. Nelson, R. Roop, E. Westcott, K. Fox. Row 3. K. Titus, R. McClay, H. Plaskon, R. DuBois, C. Woodrow, Williams, G. Kirchoff. 7 SEVENTH GRADE 209 - MISS KIGER Row 1. Maccherone, Smith, C. Olsen, B. Hofbauer, S. Glover, B Wills, C. Allen, Lewis, S. Ayres, T. DeGeorge. Row 2. L. Glutting, M Carbone, N. Winkler, Hess, G. Overton, W. Clark, B. Vulpio, R Toomey, L. Cornish. Row 3. Marini, C. Price, K. Snyder, Galante T. Banff, W. Martin, T. Myers. 214 - MRS. VIGNOLA Row l. M. Specht, D. McDermott, S. Horner, K. Schwoebel, S. DeCesari C. O'Connor, L. Spence, S. Sessoms, D. Brascher, Row 2. P. Datcuk, D Marlin, D. Peigh, R.King, D. Bornmann, K. Olsen, E. Pekora, P. Kennedy J. Collins. Row 3. E. Lucas, Thurston, M. Mutt, R. Pancoast, B Quenzel, T. Bruno, J. Fellon. 207 - MISS PARENT Row 1. R. Foote, B. Umbra, M. Imgrassia, D. Parks, L. Olsen, M. Ragonese, D. Kincaid, D. Maurer, J. Prettyman, E. Funk. Row 2. L. DiMarco, P. Karaskevicus, H. Estilow, W. Wesemann, W. Thurston, McMahon, P. Marzili, W. Sheperd. Row 3. J. Duryea, R. Cooper, J. Reidl, C. Farestad, L. Sirry, S. Franz. 210 - MISS GEIGER Row 1. B. Morgan, M. Ledrich, C. Delfreitas, H. Lewanclowski, M.Kivilis I. Willetts, P. Bascou, A. Blemings. Row 2. A. Mackler, J. Colaneri, R Runyan, E. Sanger, A. Schmager, S. Russack, L. Kosowoski, W. Smith Row 3. W. Rennie, P. Vovcsko, G. Marchevsky, R. Mitchell, H. Centuolo D. Surran, C. Beckman. SEVENTH GRADE 205 - MR. KOLCHIN Row 1. R. Post, S. Stetser, C. Salarnone, D. Pennell, B. Allen, Bonff S. Hudson. Row 2. T. Myer, P. Taraska, G. Capel, A. Ferrei, L. Howard J. McNe1lis. 7 EICHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS D. Platt - Secretary, E. Schwoebel - President S. Serafinelli - Vice President, D. Morgan Treasurer. ADVISORS Mr. Dougherty, Mrs. Gray EIGHTH GRADE 110 - MRS. GRAY Row 1. F. Canna, G. Poland, Marshall, E. Mills, V. Fluharty, M. Hardwick, G.Alestra, Loudon, Lane. Row 2. A. Eubanks, E. Willetts, D. Platt, G. McNel1is, L. Wallace, R. Budd, M. Schmidt, B. Hildebrand, J. Digges. Row 3. R. Bruger, L. Hardwick, L. Verdinelli, J. Murphy, W. Hisler, Harris. 112 - MR. STUBITS Row 1. E. Beck, H. Manson, L. Ledrich, Jarvis, C. Gongloff, Hand K. Wyzykowski, J. Flynn, V. Vogel, W. Cooper. Row 2. G. Wunsch, G Eachus, R. Hewitt, M. Jefferson, M. Lewandowski, L. Ellick, F. Spence R. Wurst, D. Dark. Row 3. F. Rivell, R. Funk, L. Ryan, M. Robinson, J Kerr, D. Gominger. 7 108 - MRS. CAMPBELL Row 1. K. Paolini, L. Swann, L. Matthews, L. Buckley, P. Wilson, L Elliott, D. Platt, A. Mines, R. Gillies. Row 2. D. Cooke, A. Almasy, K Lukas, K. Boretti, G. Schultz, Ingels, C. Kennard, B. McLaughlin Row 3. W. Wellington, W. Madara, M. Prickett, R. Young, C. Dougherty R. Beck, W. Blow, M. Barredo. 113 - MR. DOUGHERTY Row 1. A. Lonia, C. Van Hook, N. Verdinelli, C. Hohlweg, S. Sharp, D Kerr, Blensinger, M. Mogar, Oxley, D. Maguire. Row 2. R. Budd, E Gaunt, Wilkins, L. Bofferding, M. Lacy, Furnival, P. Dukel, L Fernsler, D. Rollison. Row 3. R. Rouff, J. Lippincott, D. Warren, J Andrews, B. Hunter, G. Driver. QGHTH GRADE 115 - MR. WOOTON Row 1. L.Getchel1, D. Tyce, E.Wade, G. Dych, I. Wingate, L. Calrabiano, D. Hickman, B. Oakes, D. DiBona, D. Gillies. Row 2. L. Carmen, C. Centuolo, C. McCurdy, D. Byrne, L. Morgan, N. Allen, N. Hasher, A. Umbra, E. Walls. Row 3. C. Daley, J. Roop, J. Freney, W. Merrill, D. Morgan, C. Daniels, D. McKissick, Morroni, Worrell. 114 - MRS. L. WELLS Row 1. J. Weir, J. Batten, M. Mulbaier, S. Albinson, S. Barrett, T. Shure, S. Engel, K. Miller, N. Sterser, B. Iocona.. Row 2. B. Scull, j. Haines, C. Carbone, D. Lang, P. Stock, B. Boone, J. Taylor, K. Lobach. Row 3. E. Schwoeble, R. Vitagliano, R. McMahon, R. L. Retherneyer, Turk, B. Badertscher. 106 - MR. TRYBULSKI Row 1. W. Olsen, E. jenkins, J. jenkins, D. Shields, B. Welsh, P Esposito, L. Gallagher, A. Salcedo, M. Kerslake, E. Drozdowski. Row 2 T. Weissman, J. Parsio, E. Green, J. Ingelsby, N. Reid, J. Pike, E Myers, D. Conley, L. Gallagher. Row 3. S. Brown, D. Silcott, J. Davidson. NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS M Schwartz, M. Zanger, W. Countess, B. Dani ADVISERS Mrs. Campbell, M 101 - MR. YEITER Row 1. C. Squillace, A. D'Antonio, B. Forsman, L. Fillius, I. Motley, K Hickman, C. jones, G. Wilson, D. Marini, K. Hinkel. Row 2. A. Marshall, J. Ritchie, B. Storm, C. Simons, E. Shockley, D. Kiger, Reidl, I Sheppard, R. Friel, W. Goodwin. Row 3. W. Carlin, L. Martin, D. Donnelly I. Cargill, J. Falvey, F. Capel, F. Richer. 103 - MR. LEWIS Row 1. R. Geronomi, R. Kropilak, F. Bowmann, J. Beck, A. Michel, B. Jones, A. Beamer, A. Trourner, I. Postell, A. Rarick. Row 2. J. Macek, R. Maxfield, D. Duffield, P. Storkey, D. Nolte, R. Myers, C. Werb, A. Combs, M. Ploughman, R. Snyder. Row 3. B. Crowthers, G. Hill, B. Countess, J. Russack, H. Jefferson, R. Wilson, A. Maccherone, B. Hoffman, F. Putz. NINTH GRADE 104 - MRS. ROBB Row 1. Ritchie, Blemings, P. Moller, N. Wheeler, C. Kincaid, M. Dahllof. Row 2. R. Kurtz, W. Bengel, C. Baniff, F. Buri, J. Swope. Row 3. K. Bowers, J. Charles, S. McKernan, D. Nelli. l 105 - MR. KAPCZYNSKI Row 1. I. Venfaro, F. Sweeney, A. Scherle, J. Barger, R. Mills, Leptien, B. Lane, B.Matteis, B.Heston, B. Price. Row 2. R. Raively, M. Goldberg, J.Wyzykowski, J.Muhlbaier, D. Salem, H. Griffith, K. Wilson, G. Johnson. Row 3. M. Rannels, J. McMichel, E. Easler. 111 - MR. FROELICH Row 1. C. Pecorio, B. Daniels, P. Wills, M. Brown, C. Rogers, K. Hodge, A. Frazier, Andrews, C. Flemming, Zane. Row 2. W. Caruso, H. Doran, Truax, D. McCluggage, L. Honsell, M. Driver, B. Kirkbride, S. Hazelton, A. Brozeit, R. Raggio. Row 3. J. Karaskevicus, T. Stuart, W. W. Banff, B. Anderson, D. DiLullo. 202 - MR. LARSEN Row 1. W. Sanderson, B. Lange, K. Reitz, J. Scardino, J. Schwoebel, B Carre, C. Cassel, M. Pontelandolfo, K. Edwards, T. Lutner. Row 2. T Worrell, Kennedy, S. Miller, B. Grauch, F. Brown, B. Rogers, M. Davis I. Engelbrecht, L. Nichols. Row 3. M. Zanger, M. Schwartz. 206 - MRS. STREISSGUTH Row 1. L. Clendining, M. Dougherty, M. Fellon, L. Engel, S. Wellington, L. Thipen, P. Spence, E. McMahon, B. Hand, B. Clark, B. Smilski, Row 2. J. Nichols, M. West, T. Pickering, J. Hannan, F. Ponte, W. Peters, D. Hunsburger, L. Kropilak, E. Moll. Row 3. H. Pike, W. Ebner, G. Myers, J. Smailer, J. Sexton, A. Bornmann, B. Barton, C. O'Reilly, R. Van Hook. 208 - MR. STETSON Row 1. M. Haslett, C. Hickman, Morris, M. Scheehan, G. Lange, B. Meyer, B. Max, T. Bruno, N. Atkins. Row 2. A. Lee, E. Lukoss, R. Marzeli, D. Glover, D. Donahue, B. Kivlen, P. Solina, F. McCurdy, H. Schwartz. Row 3. R.Muccigrosso, E.Wa1ls, J. Kier, R. Dipper, M. Groody, K. Sweeton, H. Geiger, D. Anzaldo. 32 TENTH GRADE ADVISERS Mr. Kollmeier, Mrs. Wooton Cnot presentj CLASS OFFICERS E. Stevenson, Treasurerg R. Powell, Vice-Presidentg S. Rouff, Presidentg M. Carnuscio, Secretary. TENTH GRADE CAFE 1 - MRS. SCHWAB Row 1. J. Datz, M. Adams, M. Battiato, B. DeCesari, A. Barrett, D Bauman, B. Bauman, D.Bascou, B.Buckley. Row 2. T. Carosia, Canna D. Amato, P. Carr, D. Duffield, G. Datcuk, R. Braxton. Row 3. D. DiMore P. Agren, W. Brown, G. Dark, M. Broszeit, M. Eachus, J. Anneley M. Bastion. CAFE 2 - MR. WEISBEIN Row 1. H. Kaplan, A. Geatins, P. Granato, C. Elliott, K. Hires, L. Gaunt, S. Jenkins, Hilderbrand, L. johnson, Herzog. Row 2. R. Heilig, R. Griffin, G. Hazard, P. Humphrey, M. Kenyon, E. Hanscom, C. Jefferson, R. Keuler, E. Karaskevicus, R. Gallagher. Row 3. L. Gray, Harrington, W. Haug, G. Herquet, Friel, G. Foulkes, T. Joyce, R. Eldridge, T. Farestard, G. Ferguson. 302 - MRS. HINDMAN Row 1. L. Long, L. Kircher, H. Lockman, S. Lowe, J. Miller, N. Liddle, J. McKissick, C. Marroni, G. McDonnell, R. Mills, Michel. Row 2. W. Lloyd, L. Myers, R. Lukoss, A. Lee, D. McGee, L. Matteis, W. Moore, B. Moore, M.Mogar, A. Leptieu. Row 3. T. Leon, D. Lukas, L. Lewandowski, I. Marshal, B. Lamborne, Morgan. 204 - MR. KOLLMEIER Row 1. E. Parsio, S. Post, S. Pompper, S. Pike, N. Piro, S. Reeder, D. Parker, P. Plaskon. Row 2. A.,Oakes, E. Patterson, D. Platt, R. O'Connor, M. Oxner, A. Reissman, M. Reuter, G. Nixon. Row 3. J. Reed, R. Powell, R. Noddin, E. Pike, Overton, Ochipinti. 35 308 - MR. AITKEN Row 1. D. Rugel, N. Schools, K. Stetler, C. Smith, B. Riedl. Steinberg L. Simmerman. Row 2. D. Rudderow, S. Rouff, D. Snipes, Sessoms, E Roll, A. Staats, E. Stevenson, B. Sanderson. Row 3. S. Serafinelli, R Specht, T. Broomall, J. Sockwell, J. Schuster. 310 - MRS. PATRICK Row 1. C. Williams, C. Worden, L. Stock, J. Toman, S. Williams, L. Stiles K. Webster, S. Sweeney, P. Strickland. Row 2. D. Thomas, R. Wright, W Stowe, W. Wesemann, L. Warrington, E. Williams, R. Virtel, K. Wilkinson Row 3. S. Wright, H. Zee, R. Webster. 7 . 93311 K . a Q i i .,,. :K f3!Z,. Nw ' , it J aw T5 . W WP.: V , Q-fi: 1 .. . -' ,- Mk?5f ff'f'ff . ' ,F-'f1'E'.7 lf ,, X , V I Q if Aff.. fZf1?'5 ELL3 ' F- ii idff f 1 W Q 1-..,'-,gg 'mms-gQQg',1 , Vjifigx 55,3 if V fi ' .V e k 1, 'I w2?.m1fif1f.-5,133-5'f'..QZijfifafr asf,fffL': f' As' v 15: N vw S-A 1?51f4??5i5 fm ,-qhmgl- gf 1' fy S- ' , .',1'?f,2 1:22 .' vii if ' W f iii 'WLLW-'iflxi?1 , .4 ',.',1':z.1gX, ' v f T.: Q xp. 5, ' N-Y W L 1. awp :,,!' H rf M gs f 1'Qvgf?f'55? , . , ,MN 1 gif: fa f f if ' A ,Q up Lgwaa In . Xp . :gg :Nl 1,24 ,gi ,.,k A aw ' Jw-fg A my-ff if ' 4 -A ,V 2 :wiv-. A :b3,wi,f,1gf'f -- K? , , , 2,,+g,,f,fLwafz,::5.,515fgfv:xw'5.f,.gfi in ' ff?Lf,wwf:-lffkiffiifigzW- ,f K . L5 Wwe-.zg,s,1 :E 34: . 9, , Q X M KE? iw 3 W if If f S , xr' ESS i tv KM A it Q Mfg? ,Z 4 Q 5 !'4xI 1M'gf 1. rg 4 8 .m uzkvi zz 12 , . .ff g lam: f X ' i .,.., ' W., ,.., 3 5:-wwf IA - f 4312 M. U IQ, .. ...,, gg ,. I if .wg Y- 'fa A vs ix Q 4 fa, ui gig X Elf!! 6 SQ Wm ? , 4 X Q W, 5. E ,ggi , ' S A QQ 3Mfgf,u ,,5 5. Q f 5 K : 2 1,5 fi 52 TQ Q M as 'S 5 4' ,G wa if A .X K W 91- 4,6 x 5 Q, 335 1 j ,A em gs 32315 ' 7 1 1 E ,J CLASS OFFICERS J Hazelton - Treasurer, P. Reitz - President, M. H V e-P 'd nt, C. Hewitt - Secretary. ELEVENTH GRADE ADVISERS M . Culbert, Mrs. Wells. 210 - MRS. JONES Row 1. P. Cramer, A. Bastian, A. Caltabiano, I. Daniels, J. Carbone, B. Creachan, M. Carpenter, A. Barbaghello. Row 2. K. Armstrong, M. Colson, D. Daley, Bailey, P. Bratton, R. Barone, C. Callaghan, A. Datz. Row 3. L. Carpenter, G. Allen, F.Armstrong, M. Centuolo, G. Clark, B. Brooks, D. Buck. 304 - MRS. WELLS Row 1. A. Groody, J. Glover, G. Haines, F. Granato, D. Franz, P. Everitt, G. Furnival, M. Evans, B. Foulkes. Row 2. J. Gongloff, A. Furfari, P. Gonserkevis, T. Gegenheimer, L. DiCiccio, N. Ebner, R. Green, D. Griffin. Row 3. Fiore, Gimello, R. Fisher, B. Fowler, P. Gallagher, B. Eberle, B. Ditzler, I. Engelbrecht. 306 - MISS STOFFELS Row 1. D. McLaughlin, Parks, P. Smedley, Siddall, M. Scherle, M Schmidt, K. O'Reilly, J. Moore. Row 2. L. Smith, W. Oxley, F. Richman D. Neimann, R. Price, R. Rivell, R. Moore, Row 3. R: Pompper, R. Smith A. Pike, W. Schleicher, D. Raggio, J. Raffaghello, T. Morgan, A. Moore. 314 - MR. HAINES Row 1. Lange, E. Horner, F. McCay, C. Lange, P. Hickman, L. Lloyd, S. Kivilis, J. Lee. Row 2. D. Horner, R. Marzo, QI. Hazelton, S. Harris, C. Hewitt, L. Harman, L. Hofbauer. Row 3. M. Harris, R. Heritage, D. Loper, A. Lanciano, R. Hill, J. Lucas, A. jackson, R. Hutchinson. ELEVENTH GRADE 312 - MR. GREEN Row 1. B. Trieble, B. Whitehead, P. Waddington, J. Thigpen, A. Squillace, J. White. Row 2. K. Vogt, C. Sockwell, D. Snyder, M. Wilson, M. Stiles. Row 3. P.WyzykoWski, B. Waddington, G. Spreng. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS Mr. Donnelly, Mr. Yeiter JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL K. Edwards - President, C. Daniels - Vice Presi- dent, L. Clendinging - Secretary, F. Brown Treasurer. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL K. Armstrong - President, L. Smith - Vice-Presi dent, A. Caltabiano - Secretary, S. Harris Treasurer. ,mw w2gszzSx7l f -., . MM .,., , ,...,A. A H... ,. - gsff zz saga- :vp :gy 27 swag:-'T' -1 ' , f fswlffzls- 5- ff -1-wr-Rs1f?s1'fr ' K -,f-f' ,- .Wi Wm - .. ,. afifassisim-?'s ' w.-msefq-ff: 1-Q ' 'K ewes T ffiviiiiigifgg f 'f:5:g?Ugiggg . ' 'H ' 1: if ,,.L,,.' -.Vs :--wir44r1iwf5'?f:-H 1 ' ' - - f Ifgjffigz X a,1,,,fU- fL,,. Mya, In-M A..,, ws , ,,fe,'f'x,gfwfs2AfezQS1g K ,-Sak 're-M1515-45115755-A V. ' ' 1 1, fh- H -- -qwf A, 1: 13, ffm-1 -sszz1ffvg?fi Q --fmiw,--fy, 'ifwsf-sff,,':K1, : - , sigma f '1i is5255 iii,-i f'T1, ' iiffzfi' 2 ,'Q2i,sv5wQgjgszs fgfffzjgif' 121 4 ' ,,.iIV:g Egi A Qi! 3 , 'v:,fs:3?igefii1: K 2 , ,. .,,., M, ., . ffl, iw' . f,,-fm Q25 :Q ijyigsn xfk-K? 3' gm 1 V ,.V,:,5?,,, gum. ,ui -..r . .. ...,.-, 1- f.-, :1,,f,,.ff- Mr. Culbert Mr. Evang elista Mrs. Douglas X The instrumental music department, instructed by Mr. M. Culbert, is striving to teach the music student the basics of musicianship and harmonics. This is being accomplished by means of individual instruction and group participation, which provides an interesting way to learn and progress. The band has had many and varied activities this year. Out- standing among these is the band's participation at football games, where each week the band produced a colorful and inter- esting routine. The band's season was brought to a fitting close with a fine spring concert. The vocal music department direct-ed by Mrs. F. Douglas and Mr. V. Evangelista, is endeavoring to instruct the chorus members in voice training and basic ensemble work. The repertoire of the choirs varies from the religious Negro spirituals to the melodious works of modern day composers. The various choruses and choirs in this department have per- formed for the enioyment of the student body as well as the interested public a number of most entertaining concerts. This has been a very successful year for the choruses and we hope the group continues to flourish. 5 nf L 6, 9 1? S ,Q S ' ' 1 lf j lik 1 , , A MQ W A C i i l , SESS ,O i MUSIC SOUTH JERSEY CHORUS BAND OFFICERS R. Braxton, Mrs' Douglas, L. Thigpenu E. Stevenson, D. Daley, B. Plaskou, I. Michel. 45 CHCRLIS TENTH AND ELEVENTH NINTH EIGHTH SEVENTH ,, ,,,,,.,,. ,.. i, ,vu -Qmuqvqz w' YW5 5 illif-xii DANCE BAND Row 1. F. Ponte, W. Madara, Michel, W. Batten, B. Plaskon, Zee, K. Vogt. Row 2. Hannan, Stevenson, Sessoms, Sexton Ploughman, K. Bonese, S. Wright Buck, C. Walters, M. West. Ravi R. Wilson, H. Griffith. MAJORETTES I.WyzykoWski, C. Hewitt, D. O'Nei1 A. Licciardelli, C. McCue. COLOR GUARD J. McKissick, D. Doran, R. Barone, P. Hickman, P. Marzo, F. McKay, L. Gaunr. USHERETTES CLUB Row 1. G. Wilson, N. Wheeler, C. Hickman, A. Rarick, I. Morris, C. Kincaid, R. Mills, A. Beamer, B. Matteis, D. Salem. Row 2. I. Lange, R. Marzo, Parks, A. Caltabiano, Miss Kiger, D. Parker, N. Piro, M. Battiato, J. Muhlbaier, Row 3. I. Venafro, A. D'Antonio, P. Hickman, L. Hannan, M. Ponte, T. Bruno, B. Rogers, F. Brown, P. Gonserkevis, J. Scardino, J. Ritchie, N. Wiltsee, J. Beck, R. Kropilak. Row 4. M. Haslett, C. Jones, B. Max, D. Donahue, B. Carre, C. Cassel, K. Reitz, M. Walrus, E. Easier, C. Werb, I. Sheppard, F. Sweeney, A. Michel, L. Fillius, R. Geronomi. Row 5. B. Heston, C. Simons, R. Myers, I. Leptian, M. Watson. DRAMA CLUB This club was organized by Mrs. Douglass forthe benefit at those stu- dents who wish to pursue an acting career. Their objective for this year is the play, You Can't Take It With You , for the enjoyment ot the entire student body. Seated. R. Mills, D. Franz, C. Lange, F. Granato, Mrs. Douglass, K. O'Reilly, A. Barbagallo, S. Greenig, Row 2. Mr. Evangelista, B. Creachen, J. Thigpen, G. Furnival, C. Salcedo, K. Stetler, M. Battiato, L. Guant, N. Liddle, L. Hannan, P. Granato, G. McDonnell, P. Caruso, Row 3. J. Spagnola, R. Eddridge, R. Pompper, M. Adams, N. Piro, D. Parker, C. Smith, R. Smith. Row 4. R. Keuler, J. Englebrecht, M. Bastian, A. Lanciano, F. Carnuccio, R. Webster, J. Annelly, M. Reuter. STAMP CLUB Seated. K. Jessup, M. Tomei, Advisor Miss Geiger, M. Ledrick, C. DeFreiatas, G. Overton. Row 2. M. Muhe- baier, Brickner, B. Scull, D. Silcott, J. Ballenger, J. Dutyen, S. De Cesari. The main aim of this club is to compare collections, trade stamps, and exchange news about new issues. Discussions are held on the finer points of collecting, such as perforations, and other methods of identification. Seated. L. Kosowski, O. Raab, E. Patterson, L. Warrington, President H. Kaplan, D Thomas, M. Oxner, W. Frazier. Row 2. K. Titus, K. Fox, D. Cooke, R. Rouff, R. O'Connor P. Voscsko, Sec-Treas. S. Roufi. COIN CLUB The purpose of the Tri C. Club , instructed by Mr. Morris, is to pro- mote an interest in the fascinating hobby of numismatics. It also provides fundamental knowledge of our monetary system. Through teamwork, we better our collections and interests. FASHONS FOR FUN This club is planned for the girl who loves to use her imagination and creativeness in sewing. It is essential tor her to know the basic sewing fundamentals as she will put them to use creating garments and acces- sories tor herself and her home. Seated. E. Easler, B. Bauman, Advisor Mrs. Wells, D. Bauman, D. Duffield, K. Hires, Row 2. M. Watson, J. Bailey, I. Daniels, C. Dipper, L. Hannan, L. Pike, P. Humphrey, E. Black, L. Hofbauer. JUNIOR MISS Under the direction of Mrs. Gray, these ninth grade girls meet every Tuesday in the home economics' room. The aim of this popular club is to aid you in your popularity and appearance. 9TH GRADE Seated. R. Geronomi, R. Kropilak, M. Haslett, M. Dougherty, L. Clendining, F. Bowman. Row 2. I. Beck, I. Schwoebel, Ritchie, G. Wilson, S. Bundy, T. Engel, I. Scardino, B. Clark, B. Price. Row 3. Mrs. Hind- man, B. Hand, R. Myers, N. Wheeler, I. Wyzykowski. TH4 GRADE Seated: D. Bommann, K Olsen, E. Pekna, Mrs Campbell, B. Umbra J Prettyman, B. Wills, B.,Vull pio, C. Schwoebel. 2nd Row. D. Kincaid, D. Maurer, M Specht, B. Morgan, l.Srnith D. McDermott, H. Lewan: dowski, M. Carbone, W Clark, M. Kivilis, S. Horner, D. Parks, D. Clark, S. Martin 3rd Row. C. Allen, L. Olseni C. O'Connor, M. Ragonese, S.Sessoms, B. Hofbauer, D. Armour, N. Winkler, E. Ellis, M. Gaunt, C. Custer, C. Nelson, C. Farestad, M. Morgan, L. Blow, M. Fowler. 4th Row. S. Russack, A. Blernings, C.DiSi1vertro, A. Schmager. 8TH GRADE Seated. L. Matthews, K Boretti, Advisor Mrs. Wells F. Spence, H. Manson, L Buckley. Row 2. S. Sharp L. Swann, A. Mines, L Elliot, J. Ingles, G. Shultz D. DiBona, S. Haines, C Van Hook. Row 3. C. Centu- olo, D. Lang, A. Umbra D. Shllds. ,0- QC This seventh grade club sponsored by Mrs. Campbell was organized for improving The girls' poise, manners and personality. The girls also re- ceive additional training in The duties of housekeeping, which will prove useful to them in future years. 51 1 1 CHEMISTRY CLUB Seated. N. Ebner, E. Roll, I. Siddall, Advisor Mr. P. Larsen, P. Gonserkevis, A. Groody, E. Paterson, J. White. Row 2. A. Oakes, R. Wright, W. Buckley, M. Bastian, D. Griffin, A. Datz, R. Green, K. Vogt, R. Rivell, R. Smith, S. Rouff, L. Smith. Row 3. R. O'Connor, M. Wilson, M. Oxner, G. Clark, R. Webster, G. Allen, D. Thomas. Row 4. D. Snipes, A. Lanciano, R. Heritage, M. Centuolo, M. Harris, I. Raffaghello. the pha Seated. B. Hoffman, R. Webster, J. Postell, Mr. Wooten, P. Starkey, Mar- shal. Row 2. B. Neely, J. Ritchie, B. Merriel, C. Danuts, P. Agren, Rus sack, R. Badertscher. Row 3. D. Morgan, D. Anzaldo, H. jefferson. 52 This club, sponsored by Mr. Larsen, was organized for those especially interested in Chemistry. Along with conducting experiments on their own, members have the opportunity to see films and learn about many ses of chemistry which would normally not be explored. VISUAL AIDS This club, organized by Mr. Wooten, has become one of the most popular clubs among the boys. The main obiective is to have able operators on hand to operate the movie proiectors that are being used in the class rooms. These boys also are taught the skill of managing and repairing all the visual-aids equipment in the school. ART The tenth and eleventh grades divided into two groups, A and B, meet during the ninth period on alternate Mondays. Among the many activities in this club are batik and linoleum block printing, clay modeling, ceramic iewelry, and glass mosaic work. This Junior High Club meets alternate weeks under the direction ot Mrs. Patrick. These two groups make such numerous articles as cardboard prints and seed mosaics. Other detailed phases of art are also reached which otherwise wouldn't be covered. I0 7-9 Seated. J. Steinberg, K. Stateler, M. Kenyon, Mrs. Patrick, B. Riedl, S. Post, L. Stiles. 2nd Row. E. Karaskevicus, A. Staats, R. Specht, B. Whitehead, B. Larnborne, I. Morgan, T. Greene. 3rd Row. D. Lukas, T. Broomall, W. Fowler, P. Gallagher. lst Row. F. Brown, J. Truax, D. Lange, Mrs. Patrick, L. Carman, V. Fluharty, A. Brozeit. 2nd Row. M. Speck, M. Kerslake, C. Butler, K. Gray, K. Fredich, K. Wyzgkowske, D. Broomall, L. Loper, E. Myers, E. Sainger, M. jefferson, L. Ledrick, N. Lowe, C. Olsen. 3rd Row. J. DeClerico, J. Whelan, J. Ingelsby, S. Sessoms, I. Wark, B. Lange, Willetts, C. Schwoebel, Diggs, M. Dunn. 4th Row. E. Green, D. Silicott, S. Brown, Parsio, E. Hardwick. Row 1. G. Furnival, C. Sockwell, Mr. Riordan, B. Creachan, A. Barbagello. Row 2. P. Smedley, A. Barrett, K. Armstrong, J. Hazelton, I. Parks, S. Rouff, M. Wilson, M. Evans, B. Foulkes. Row 3. A. Datz, B. Lamborne, M. Wilson, M. Harris, T. Green, A. Furfari. TOWN MEETING The purpose of this club, held every other Monday, is preparing for panel discussions concerning world affairs. These students, and others from various schools, are heard on the radio station WSNJ in Bridgeton. Mr. Riordan, the sponsor, provides transportation for the speaker and the alternate. Seated. N. Stetser, C. Carbone, B. Boone, N. Allen, Mr. Wooton, M.A. Nowaid, L. Carman, K. Lobach. Row 2. B. Scull, M. Muhlbaier, B. Oakes, J. Batten, D. Hickman, G. Dych, C. McCurdy, I. Haines, T. Shute, S. Albinson, E. Schwoebel. Row 3. R. Vitagliano, B. Merriel, C. Daniels, D. Morgan, R. Rethemeyer, B. Badertscher, B. Nealy. MATH CLUB This Junior High club meets every Tuesday under the direction of Mr. Wooton. The club was organized to give interested students more informa- tion on unusual math outside of the class. They also play a mathematics game called, Matho which is similar to the game of Bingo. Row 1. C. Salarnone, L. Sareyha, M. McMahon, Mr. Haines, W. Wesemann, E. Easler, M. Goldberg. Row 2. S. Stetser, J. Fellon, R. Raively, R. Dubois, C. Daley, T. DeGeorge, R. Toomey, W. johnson, R. McC1ay. Row 3. B. Merriel, P. Taraska, K.Wi1son, T.McCurdy, H. Centuolo, D. Surran, Thurston, J. Ballinger, Row 4. G. Johnson, D. Anzalclo, Gongloff. AVIATION CLUB This informative club, directed by Mr. Haines, meets every Wednesday and Thursday. Although most of the students are in the seventh and eighth grades, one boy is a member of the Civil Air Patrol. The main topics of discussion center around blimps, dirigibles and balloons. - -fs iim? ff2TQ' s-,q.M SPANISH This club is held every other week under the direction of Mr Donnelly It is open to all those students who are Interested in the Spanish language and customs. Members are not required to know the language The members have started to write and receive letters In Spanish and also receive sev eral Spanish magazines Seated: I. Daniels, I. Ba1ley,L Hofbauer S Jenkins 2nd Row G Datcuk C jefferson, C. Williams 7-8 Row 1. S. Lutner, K.jessup E. Lukass, B. Hilderbrand E. King, B. Ware, N. Hasher, Row 2. J.Haines, L.SWann L. Buckley, G. Poland, L Olson, B. Welsh, J. McTire C. O'Connor, M. Ingrassia S. Ayres, B. Karaskevicus Row 3. C. Woodrow, T. Shure I. Riedl, M. Ragonese. r r 1 7 r 7 Seated. T. Bruno, A. Eu- banks, H. DeFreitas, Mr. Kapczynski, R. Vitaglianio, C. Nelson, B. Iocona, Row 2. R. King, P. Datchuk, Diggs, T. Myers, D. Cooke, D. Surran, G. Capel, L. DiMarco, J. Loudon, E. Funk, P. Marzili. CHESS CLUB Row 1. R. Runyan, O. Rast, J. McTyre, K. Lobach, J. Whelan, B. Hansen, Row 2. Nichols, R. Van Hook, R. Peters, F. Buri, G. Nixon, F. Worrell, D. Roop T. Huff. Row 3. J. Engel- brecht, W. Klemens, B. Lamborne, B. Hawlk, W. Peters, M. Rannels. 5 The chess and checkers clubs are sponsored by Mrs. Gray and Mr. Kapczynski. All those who have an interest in playing chess and checkers are encouraged to ioin the club. Most of the members bring their own chess boards and compete with each other to get in practice for tourna- ment competition. CHECKERS 1stRow. R. Friel, K. Wilson , lf. Sweeten, Mr. Stewart, I. McMichael, G. Johnson, J Sessorus. 2nd Row. Thomas, A. Wheeler, Radtke, W. Sihr, R. Matlack, R. Griffin. CRAFTSMEN CLUB This club meets under the direction of Mr. Stewart. It was formed to prepare each member for occupational and civic responsibilities, to raise the standards of work in the shops, and to foster a spirit of helpfulness among members. LEATHERCRAFT This all-girl club instructed by Mr. Jensen meets in the wood-shop every Tuesday and Thurs- day. Separated into two groups, they are taught the fine arts of making such useful things as coin purses, belts and comb cases. kowski, C. Fleming, Mr. Jensen, Sheppard, K. Hickman, L. Fillius. Znd Row. B. Bauman, D. Bauman, S. Wellington, Postell, P. Starkey, B. Kirkbride, A. Frazier, J. Riedl, S. Post, E. Parsio. 3rd Row. P. Moller, P. Waddington, D. Trautwein, P. Humphrey, S. Pompper, M. Kenyon. lst Row. Barger, Wyzy- J. Siddall, Miss Dougherty M. Colson, Toman, S Williams, A. Beamer, S Lowe, I. Hilderbrand. FUTURE NURSES A very active group of future nurses meet twice a month with their advisor, Miss Dougherty, the school nurse. Some of these girls are Candy Stripers and work in the neighboring hospitals, in which they learn the fundamentals of nursing. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of this club is to enable the stu- dents to aid the librarian in a more efficiently run library. Shelving books, making showcases and bulletin board displays are among the many iobs of the students. lst Row. B. Oakes, H. Walls, B. Max, Mrs. Tunis, S. Albin- son, I. Batten, R. Fischer. 2nd Row. K. Connor, J. Motby, B. Lane, R. Maxfield, S. Miller, B. Carre, C. Rogers, Muhlbaier, Taylor, J. Morris, S. Engel. ARMCHAIR TRAVELERS Seated. A. Michel, L. Morgan, C. Centuolo, Mrs. Schwab, L. Bofferding, P. Dukel, D. Byrne, Row 2: D. Gillies, C. Buck, S. Sharp, K. Muller, I. Wingate, L. Caltabiano, D. Armour, M. Lacy, G. Gifford, L. Loring, J. Taylor, E. Shoclcley, R. Kenworthy, G. Kifghoff, ROWIS: E. MacConr1ell, C. O'Reilly, J. Falory, B. Crowthus, M. Rannels, Cargill L. Nrchfns. ' Yitv Garimnav lllimulf llmlilil, w!' . 1 . Q 1 Mflgggggil 'X n ll, lf v A 5, Q ISI' Seated. L. Gray, W. Arrison, Sockwell, C. Morini, J. Steinberg, L. Johnson A. Staats, M. Oxner, Row 2. H. Kaplan, R. Darz, D. Platt, D. Lukas, G. Herquet I. Overton, R. O'Connor, L. Myers, S. Rouff. PHOTOGRAPHY Row 1. A. Lirnber, I. Wilkins, G. Dych, B. Leon, N. Hasher. Row 2. R. Batriato, C. Woodrow, B. Everiaiue, W. Capeland, D. Warren, I. Rosenburg, F. Capel, R. Mitchell, D. Kiger, Mr. Green. M1 Wilson, D. Trautwein, Mr. Sarkas, N. Martin, T. Furfari, S. Krvxlrs, J. Carbone, R. Marzo. mmvw.1smm . YEARBOOK This club, sponsored by Mrs. Hindman, collects articles about the school's activities for the 'l96'l-i962 yearbook. After gathering this material, it is proofread and sent to the publishers for completion. Although this club seems like hard work, all the students enioy participating in it. I0-II Seated: P. Waddington, D. Trautwein, M. Evans, J. Lee, Advisor Mrs. Hindman, D. Neimann, Siddall, S. Harris, A. Barbagallo. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Froliech, L. Hofbauer, I. Daniels, D. Horner, C. Hewitt, S. Kivilis, D. Franz, F. Granato, C. Lange, J. Car- bone, B. Trieble, G. Haines, J. White, T. Cegenheimer. Row 3: J. Parks, P. Smed- ley, I. Bailey, C. Callaghan, L. Hannan, K. O'Reilly, J. Hazelton, J. Glover. Row 4: E. Stevenson, J. Ingles, J. Englebrecht, M. Harris, M. Centuolo, G. Allen, K. Armstrong. 7-8 Seated left to right: N. Wilt- see, J. Flynn, C. Cassel, B. Rogers, Advisor, Mrs. L. Wells, N. Allen, D. Tyce D. Duffield. Standing left to right: K. Reirz, M. Ponte, D. Souder, C. Jones, A. D'Antonio, B. Carre, M. Lewandowski, V. Vogel, J. Hand, C. Hickman, D. Hick- man, M. Walters. The Junior Yearbook Club, under the direction of Mrs. Lydie Wells, aided the Yearbook Staff by making posters, selling cookies and taking sub- scriptions for the yearbook. The obiect of this club is to teach boys the fundamental art of cooking and plan further advancement in the arts of a chef. Miss Stoffels, the in- structor, teaches the boys how to cook pizza pies, coffee cake, cookies, and other delicious foods. They not only cook their food, hut they get to taste the results. 8-9 lst Row: F. Geronomi, W. Shepherd, P. Datcuk, P. Karraskevicus , Miss Stof- fels, L. Cornish, J. Lenoci, P. Kennedy, R. Foote. 2nd Row. T. Gambogi, C. Price, J. Raffaghello, W. Wese- mann, J. Schornber, J. McMahon, C. Beckman, S. Franz, R. Budd, W. Martin, I. Fellon, B. Herzog, R. Post. 3rd Row: R. Raggio, I. Worrell, T. Bartleson, H. jefferson, D. Dark, P. Salina, T. Stuart, C. Ross, D. McKissick, B. Quenzee, E. Willetts, M. Schmidt, P. Pennell. 4th Row: B. Hil- derbrand, I. Falvey, J. Russack, J. Ryan, J. Kerr, D. Platt. I0-II Seated: R. Datz, J. Hodge, W. Waddington, Miss Stoffels, R. Powell, E. Karaskevicus, J. Herzog. 2nd Row: D. Rudderow, J. Schuster, T. Carosia, W. Whitehead, W. Weisman, P. Agren, R. Green, J. Ockipinti. 3rd Row: G. Clark, D. Kirkhride, F. Carnuccio, R. Noddin, J . Friel. .4.1i.H.iI1-wi - - 6f'fil5?2325WE.i E.9EEffciiiWLEBSQSSEKQEWifiifikgft-9YiEflL4Q'fmf13-M595 -inf WRESTLING AND WEIGHTS This club, sponsored by Mr. Sarkas and Mr. Kolchin, for ninth Through eleventh grade boys was established to teach the fundamentals of wres- tling and body development by weight lifting. The boys are divided into four groups in which the weight ranges are from seventy-five to thirty pounds. Row 1. Mr. Kolchin, L. Smith, G. Nixon, R. Gallagher, L. Myers, K. Armstrong, B. Sanderson, McClay, W. Sanderson, Mr. Sarkas. Row 2. Ochipinti, T. Furfari, D. Anzaldo, T. Broomall, R. Noddin, S. McKernan, Overton, D. Donnelly. Row 3. W. Stowe, A. Pike, G. Allen, R. Hutchison, J. Sockwell, F. Armstrong, B. Hoffmen, J. Kier, E. Williams. 7th f . lst Row. W. Rennie, R. Pancoast, M. Nutt, Mr. Dougherty, Mr. Stubits, J. Pratt, K. Fox, S. Bundy. 2nd Row. R. Post, L. Sareylca, A. Mackler, B. Sniith, K. Titus, E. Luckas D. Peigh, G. Breck, Collins, J. Steffen, J. Cola- nerie, S. Hudson, R. Lore. 3rd Row. B. Sareyka, L. Kosowski, D. Martin, R. DuBois, W. Thurston, J. Carnuccio, T. Meyer, A. Greene. 4th Row. J. Marini, J. McNellis, G. Marchesky, I . Galante, H. Centuolo, A. Ferrer, P. Vovcsko. The 7th and 8th grade Sports Clubs are open to all 7th and 8th grade boys at Clearview. The club activities include oral instructions, instruc- tional movies and active participation in the various sports. Each club is divided into teams and a schedule for play is followed every week. 9th Seated. D. Glover, A. Mac- cherone, R. Dipper, Mr. Kapczynski, McMichael, L. Martin. 2nd Row. A. Marshall, L. Ravely, E. Moll, R. Van Hook, J. Swope, F. Buri, Engelbrecht, F. Putz, W. Ebner, R. Wallace, J. Hannan. 3rd Row. W. Goodwin, E. Walls, K. Sweeney, J. Russock, W. Countess, B. Hawlk, M. Ganger, W. Klemens, H. Geiger, J. Charles, M. Schwartz. 8th lst ROW. Oxley, G. Gar Wood, O. Morgan, Mr Dougherty, Mr. Stubits, C Daley, B. Badertscher, E Drazdourski. 2nd Row. A Lania, B. McLaughlin, M Barreda, E. Gaunt, R. Funt D. Radlison, R. Everwine R. Budd, J. Road, R. Wurst A- De-Freitas, L. Gallagher. 3rd Row. J. Lippincatt, K. Lukas, C: Kennard, F. Rivell, G. Driver, W. Well- ington, R. Burger. 4th Row. H. Davidson, B. Hunter, Andrews, R. Beck Dougerty, T. Weissman. The 9th Grade Sports Club is open to all Freshman boys interested in athletics. The purpose of the club is to familarize the boys with all phases of sports in which they are interested. Films, lectures, tape re- cordings, and live demonstrations are used to achieve our purposes. SPORTS v 1 ,C. Pictured to the right are two of our hard-working office secretaries be- fore and after issuing report cards. Guess which of the two had typing club in high school, Mrs. Siddall or Miss White? TYPQNG Seated. M. Evans, S. Reeder, S. Greenig, D. McLaughlin, Miss Parker, C. Callaghan, R. Barone, N. Martin, B. Foulkes. 2nd Row. M. Brown, J. White, A. Liccardelli, Lee, P. Everitt, L. Lloyd, R. Marzo, R. Carpenter, P. McClay, Lange, P. Cramer. 3rd Row. B. Jones, B. Hand, G. Lange, K. Webster, A. Edl, T. Gegen- heimer, C. Dipper, D. Neimann, S. Pike, C. jeffer- son, S. Stecher, C. Salcedo, H. Lockman, C. Williams. 4th Row. H. Griffith, R. Storm, L. Lewandowski, L. Matteis, T. Stewart, R. Raggio. Every 91h period, except Friday, typing club is offered to any student who has had, or now has typing. The students spend the time working on assignments, proiects, or typing their own correspondence. This tenth and eleventh grade club meets under the direction of Mr. Aitken. This club introduces various technical aspects ot play produc- tion to those students who are interested in what goes on behind the curtain. This club meets under the supervisi'on of Mrs. Aubert. Although it is not a requirement, most of the members are French students. They are given a chance to use their vocabulary by playing Scrabble in French. Meeting together every Tuesday also gives the members a chance to become more familiar with French customs. STAG ECRAFT lst Row. A. Oakes, R. Hill, Mr. Aitken, L. Matteis, C. Hickman. 2nd Row. M. Wilson, S. Serafinelli, G. Herquet, J. Annelly. FRENCH CLUB Seated. A. Calrabiano, J. Moore, Mrs. C. Aubert, S. Harris, J. Hazelton. Row 2. N. Schores, B. Trieble, C. Karaskevicus, D. Amato P. Smedley, T. Green, D. Horner, P. Cramer. Row 3. T. Joyce, A. Lee. Wifi H f2fSEl'f I YQQ5 5 The Harvest Moon Dance was the first dance given at Clearview MOON Regional High School. The dance was held on November 25, 1960, The Harvest Moon Dance was given by the class of 1963 and being the first activity sponsored by that class, it started a round of many other activities and money raising proiects. SNOW BALL HCP The Snow Ball Hop was held on January 7, 1961, and was sponsored by the Student Council The Queen of the Snow Ball Hop and her court. Left to right: Gerry McDor1ne11g Judy Parksg Patricia Smed- leyg janet Hazeltong fonnie Siddall. SOPHOMORE HOP The Sophomore Hop was held on Saturday, June 3, 1961, and was sponsored by the class of 1963. The theme of Ebb Tide was carried throughout the decorations and the music which was sup- plied by the Bass Clefts. The theme of Ebb Tide created a lovely underwater atmosphere. Here is our lovely Queen of the Sophomore Hop Rae Marzo and her escort Frank Carnuccio. l LATIN BANQUET A Roman play was given by some of the Latin students under the direction ot Suzanne Harris. Watching the play were the Emperor and Empress, Ken Vogt and Judy Parks. This Banquet held on May 18, 1961, was sponsored by the Latin II Class for all the Latin students., Everyone came dressed in Roman togas and looked very much the part ot a Roman citizenu The evening consisted ot dinner, and entertainment including a play, a gladiatorial tight, and the movie Demitrius and the Gladiators. The first Student - Faculty Basketball Game, sponsored by the Class of 1963, was held on January 13, 1961. The faculty won. The second Faculty Game, also sponsored by the Class of 1963, was held on March 10, 1961. This time a double-header was played, featuring the girls' basketball team versus the women faculty and the boys' basketball versus the men faculty. Here are two members of the boys team and two faculty members battling for the basketball. l STUDENT FACULTY BASKETBALL E vi ,mmm- vnu-, , 'V . N, ? ? ' new The Varsity Cheerleaders in the football suits, the J.V. Cheer- leaders behind them, and last, but not least, the best Cheerleaders -the football playersi PEP RALLIES Pep rallies were held for almost every game. But the one long remembered will be the time when the football players dressed as cheerleaders and the Varsity Cheerleaders dressed as football players for the starting line-up. DEDICATIO The Dedication of Clearview Regional High School was held on January 28, 1961. Afterwards an open house was held for Those wishing To Tour the school. fi Q The flag was raised by the Robert Mills American Legion Post of Mullica Hill. During the program, the 9th and 10th grade chorus enter- tained in the auditorium. Seated: L. johnson, R. Pompper, R. Eldridge, C. Lange, M. Reuter, L. Gaunt, B. Creachan, M. Bastian, P. Caruso, Spagnola. Standing: G. Furnival, K. Armstrong, J. Thigpen, L. Harman, S. jenkins, R. Lukoss, F. Rink, N. Piro, F. Caunuccio, M. Battiato, R. Rivell, S. Kaplan, R. Smith, M. Carnuccio. JUNIOR PLAY N W 1 N 1 S is -f P OI'lS FOOTBALL Clearview finished its initial varsity football season without a Senior class. Although the team was beaten soundly, they can chalk the year up as experience with all but two lettermen coming back next year. ln the final contest of the season, the Thanksgiving game against Sterling, the Pioneers led part way through the game. This was perhaps the best played game ofthe season, thus pointing out that the boys were improving and will be a real tough opponent next year. At the end of the season, Frank Armstrong, Bill Fowler, Pat Gallagher, ancl Art Jackson were given honorable mention in the Olympic Conference. lst Row: Coach Yeager, Noddiu, Cenruolo, Hodge, Heritage Gallagher fcaptainl, Sockwell, Armstrong, Jackson, Allen Weissman Qmanagerl. 2nd Row: Coach Kollmeirr, Matteis Schleicher, Lukas, Lanciano, Fowler, Loper, Hazzard, Stowe Caruso Cmanagerl. 3rd Row: Coach Stubits, Heilig, Oxner Ditzler, Gongloff, Reuter, Meyers, Gray, Ochipinti, Herzog O'Connor Cmanagerj. Missing: Reitz, Glmello, Miller. .L f.vK'5Ze'!l?h1L'?fEJ5 'Hui WY 7 Date 9f23 9f30 10f7 10f14 1Of21 1of2s llfll 11f23 SCHEDULE Opponent Pitman St. james Deptford Twp' Edgewood Reg ' Williamstovsm ' Overbrook Reg Triton Reg' Sterling' 'Olympic Conference Opening kick-off at Deptford High. Score 38-0 53-7 40-6 44-0 37-0 52-O 44-6 34-6 BASKETBALL lst Row: E. Williams - Manager, S. Serafinelli, D. Lukas, R Noddin, M. Zanger, J. Engelbrecht, T. Joyce, J. McMichael W. Schleicher - Manager. 2nd Row: T. Broomall, R. Powell, R. Heritage, G. Dark, J. Friel, D. McGee, Mr. Kollmeier - Ass't Mr. Stetson. This year marked the beginning of Varsity basketball at Clearview. It has been a little rough going for them but the team has worked hard and shows a very good chance for next year with the help of some of the Sophomores who have shown that they are in there fighting for many of the Varsity positions. A lot of work has been done by the three coaches, Mr. Stetson fvarsityl, Mr. Kollmeier U.V.l, and Mr. Kapczynski ffreshmenl. These three men have spent a lot of time trying to bring Clearview its first successful basketball team. Clearview, who is a member of the Olympic Conference, can be proud of its basketball team for playing real good basketball against the top teams in the Conference. At the printing of this article, the freshmen had won Q few games and Mr. Kollmeier's squad was lust barely edged out, so there is a good prospect for the future. The team has been handicapped by the lack of height and exper- ience. Next year we will have the experience and can look forward to a successful season from our basket- ball team. Varsity Coach - Mr. Stetson junior Varsity Coach - Mr. Kollmeier FRESHMAN BASKETBALL lst Row: G. Myers, R. VanHoolc, R. Raively, M. Groody, A. Nacherone. 2nd Row: I. Swope, M. Schwartz, Mr. Kapczynski, 3rd Row: E. Moll, J. Smailer, I. Childs, B. Hawlk, J. Cargill, R. Dipper. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. SCHEDULE Overbrook Regional Edgewood Regional Sterling Williamstown Camden Vocational St. James, Pensgrove Glassboro Triton Regional Deptford Township Sterling Overbrook Regional Edgewood Regional Glassboro Triton Regional Deptford Township lsr Row: B. Sanderson, B. Sanderson, L. Smith, J. Ochipinri, E. Walls, L. Martin, L. Gray, A. Pike, T. Furfari. 2nd Row: H. Zee - Manager, D. Donnelly, K WRESTLING This year Clearview Regional High School, in- troduced to the Olympic Conference, it's first varsity wrestling squad. Coach William Sarkas and his staff have trans- formed an inexperienced group of Sophomores and Juniors into the nucleus of a well-rounded wres- tling squad. Though the team was unable to win any matches this year, the valuable experience gained sets the squad up for many successful seasons to come. The boys themselves deserve credit for the Vogt, W. Stowe, G. Allen, I. Sockwell, G. Hazard, S. McKernan, T. Farestad, J. Engelbrecht. courage and steadfostness with which they faced the seasoned wrestling squads of Williamstown, Glassboro, Edgewood Regional, Triton Regional, Pennsville, Atlantic City, and Overbrook Re- gional High Schools. The squad was indeed fortunate to be effi- ciently coached by Mr. Sarlcas, Mr. Kolchin, and Mr. Yaeger. Through the con stant efforts of these coaches the team has learned the basic funda- mentals of catch as catch can wrestling and, most important, the value of clean sportsmanship. WRESTLING COACHES Left to right - Mr. Yeirer, Mr. Kolchin, Mr. Sarkas. K E 2 i l 2 5 1 I 2 5 s A i E , 1 , '- 1 A ' ,. ,MQGQ L4 S mer- 14' rt 1 , -l . ,fcw.Tif, GIRLS' HOCKEY lst Row. P. Gonserkevis-Manager, D. Jones, Barger, D. McLaughlin, N. Elmer, L. Hohnson, I. Glover, D. Trautwein, D. Daley, T. Gegenheimer, 1. White, N. Martin, J. Hazelton, Mrs. Robb. Znd Row. P. Matczak, A. Beamer, G. Lang, K. Hickman, J. Scardino, I. Bruno, B. Carre, B. Rogers, B. Kivlen, I. Sckwoebel, W. Schumacher. 3rd Row. S. Reader-Manager, C. Hickman, B. Gravek, R. Myers, F. Brown, J. Wyzykowski, M. Hazelr, C. Cassell. The first Clearview Regional High School Girls' Hockey Teams were organized in the fall of l96l. Mrs. Winona Schumacher coached the teams and was assisted by Mrs. Alice Robb. The girls played against more ex- perienced players and, although they did not win any games, they learned a lot about the rules of the game and good sportsmanship. GIRLS BASKETBALL Dec Ian. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Feb Feb. Feb GIRLS' BASKETBALL Varsity and J. 19 - Deptford 9 -- Glassboro 12 - Williamstown 16 - Woodstown 19 - Delsea Z3 - Pitman 26 - Sterling 31 - Paulsboro 9 - Sterling 13 - Williamstown 20 - Paulsboro Row 1. T. Gegenheimer, P. Colson, R. East, K. Bonese, N. Martin, D. Trautwein, D. Daley, J. White, N. Ebener. Row 2. Mrs. Robb, M. Ponte, P. Matczak, T. Bruno, C. jefferson, J. Glover, J. McKissick, M. Kenyon, L. Stock, J. Schwoebel. Row 3. Mrs. Ledden, B. Rogers, B. Srnilski, K. Edwards, C. Cassel, A. Beamer, N. Atkins, G. Lang, C. Simons, J. Scardino. This year the Clearview Regional High School girls' basketball teams consist of a varsity team, a junior varsity team, and a freshman team. Guided by the able coaches, Mrs. Ledden and Mrs. Robb, the girls are en- ioying the sport and learning a great deal about sportsmanship. Although the girls record of wins and losses is low they are looking forward to their future games with enthusiasm. V. Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Home ' lst. J. Siddall, J. Parks, cap., Znd. N. Martin, C. Morroni, J. Moore, S. Harris, G. Haines, A. Caltabiano, G. McDonnell, Mrs. Hart. CHEERLEADERS Rah! Rah! Some of the peppiest girls ot Clearview Regional High School make up the Varsity cheering squad. They can be seen at any football or basketball game shouting with endless zeal. Neither rain nor snow can dampen their spirits while they spur the Pioneers of the football and basketball teams on to victory. lst. C. Cassel, M. Carnuccio, cap., M. Ponte, 2nd D. Duffield, F. Brown, co-cap., B. Jones. 1-1- iii QW-'4:.,D? ' Q 5 if l' ! d vert isements PHONE! PARTIES AND BANQUETB LU HER BY ARRANGEMENT N Q DDE peach gfo Wanor RouTE 322. Rlcl-lwoon. N. J. Seeds ' Plums ' Bulbs P.O. GLASSBOR0, N. J. SERVING THE FINEST COUNTRY Fooo o EJ',,.f,'I2I,7 2' 8 sEwELL New JERSEY Slrrunomls 4 -ro 1 SUND Y 1 T 7 Gsnfnum-: E. Brow: Phone: UL 7,1000 Em The National Bank ot Mantua Mantua, New Jersey More Friends Because We Help More People 7 Two VlC'S SPORTS CENTER TEAM AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 31 N. DELSEA D GLASSBORO. N. T R A C T0 R 5 Phone UL 7-3096 JAS. LE EASTLAXCK SQNS sy 7 FORD TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT LC niafl if Cllalffl FORD TRACTORS Distributors of FARM und lNDUSTRlAL EQUIPMENT E PART EAETOQZQSTEELLT RQXSSZQZLE PRIZES MU and 'CE CREAM RICHWOOD, N. J. Phone: l.Ufher 9-3953 TIRES ROUTE 322 LUBRICATION HOPELY'S MOBIL SERVICE HOW ULYSSES 70059 24 HOUR SERWCE MAIN STREET v ' ' Ilalnbos llll Burner Service K. L. RAMBO Bamsboro New Jersey Cleaning - Repairing - Installations ULysses 7-1061 BATTERIES ACCESSORIES TUBES sewn.. NEW JERSEY Hire B er dk 'V glue Rauf? Suzan Fancy Cakes and Pastry EMILY BEANE PM Phone: TUIip 1-6644 UL. 7-4094 7 MANTUA AVE. WENQNAH, N. J. 218 WEST HIGH STREET GLASSBORO, N. J. Glassboro-Woodbury Road J 8' H Hl'liBt o E'S LW WE 868 Main Street, Barnsboro, N. Sewen' N. J- R. F. D. Sewell N. ,I I ' WM. H. ILITHE Phone: UL 7-3342 76W WMM Sawice WELDING -:- TRUCK AND AUTO BODY WORK Compliments of THE HULSTON FUNEQAL HOME STEEL WIITLSECXZEOUND swmes . SIEEJSWQSP TANKS NI E T GR 8,2576 Phone: Gliidley 8-2779 W. A. JONES AND SON FARMERS SUPPLIES . PURTNA cl-lows - SANITATION SUPPLTES HARDWARE - COAL - FERTILIZER . LIME GRAIN BANK sERv1cE . GRAIN DRYING . cUs'roM SPRAYTNG PHONE GRIDLEY s-szs1 MULLICA HILL. N. 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George Klayman Tllden 5-2339 Supplier of CLASS RINGS and CLASS IEWELRY Buy Now For Those Important Gift Occasions Nationally Knoiivn Brands of -For Engagements, Weddings, Anniversaries, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Graduations and for Christmas. fOr the MOVE Discfimiflming . . . A small deposit will hold your gift selec- l- G- MONTANAROI PYOP- tion until called lor. 102 Union Street Mantua. New Iersey UL 7-2117 ALL WATCH REPAIRS ELECTRONICALLY TESTED ALBERT F. TOMAN 713 MAIN STREET Bamsboro, New Iersey UL 7-3967 ANTIQUES - OLD FURNITURE ANDREW P. PIRO ELECTRICAL CoNTRAcToR 19 South Main Street Mullica Hill, N. I GRidley 8-2100 y NWUQ ci Telephone HO 7-04 24 DANIEL STUDIOS EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY 241 Kings Highway Swedesboro, New Iersey Froelich Home IIHPIOVGIDGHI COHIPGHY Aluminum Awnings - Potio Roofs - Corrports Icxlousie Enclosures - Storm Windows G Doors Seabrook, N. I. 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