East Brunswick High School - Emerald Yearbook (East Brunswick, NJ)

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William Williamson Powell Saks Michael Zielinski “East Brunswick High School changed with the times, ran with the normal trends that swept the times”, said Mr. Michael Spadafino, who was a member of the class of “67. He later attended the University of North Colorado on a football scholarship and graduataed with a major in biology. “There is more student apathy now,” he notes, ‘Students are now taking care of them- selves and are not concerned with the overall picture of the school. Today, | find many little groups-cliques.”’ At present, Mr. Spadafino coaches both football and track and was formerly an adviser to the Key Club. He has been teaching here for the past seven years. ‘’From my own experi- ence,” he said, ‘teaching enhances my own development, since | am realizing that teachers are people too. This is mainly be- (bt, IL AOLLEAAPRLONL LAT igs lethesthemaumiadeianial Lynn Fedak Lori Adler Ray Beier Sandra Bodner Richard Boehler Louis Brown John Bruthers Chris Burlew Melvin Caseiro Gloria Casella John Drozdowski John Emery — Karl Faeth John Fasciano Lynn Fedak Natalie Fine Rose Fitzgerald Karen Florek Mary Ann Gavron Ann Hitchner 3 “Dino Jasper Thomas Kapusta Peter Kaznosky Michael Kenny Lou Kosa Ron Kuran Sandra Lefkowitz Glenn Lemerich John Libertazzo - John Majewski Jo Marchisotto if g E.B. Bear Frank Antoniewicz Margaret DeAngelo Loretta Gawroniak Seymour Grodstein Kenneth Hitchner — George Kelly LO a cause | am now working with teachers who once taught me.” Other teachers who are EBHS alumni are Ms. Joyce Hunter ‘69, Ms. Lynn Fedak ‘74, Mr. Powell Saks ‘63, Mr. Tom Kapusta ‘65, Mr. Michael Zielinski ‘73, Mr. Kenneth Henderek ‘66 and Mr. William Parkinson ‘65. Laura Chelli-Thibodeau TEACHERS NOT PICTURED William Marsh Rosemary May Maureen McGuiness Barbara Meade Shirley Melnyk Stephen Michaud Wesley Morris William Murphy Corrado Mustillo Catherine Neide Neil Olufsen Robert Orban John Pember - Richard Peterson George Racz Shirley Read Bernadette Richvalsky JoAnn Schweizer Marsha Seigel JoAnn Somers » Henry Stankiewicz David Stout Thomas Sulley Krista Tammaru Clifford Taylor Valentin Toplisky Mary Ann Toth EleanomVergillo Anthony Vocolo Patricia Walldov Edward Weston Verne Whitlock Kathy Wilker Susan Wood Anthony Yuhas Marion Zohovetz

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one who inspired me to become a teacher. He is a vibrant, knowledgeable person,” Mr. Hor- vath said. He noted that changes which have occured | since his graduation do not shock him and that they ‘‘Come with the times. School was a cen- ter of activities then, but today, students have more facilities.”’ Like the other teachers, Mr. Horvath feels that there is a freedom in the educational sys- tem today which benefits students as well as | teachers. He has been teaching here for the past six years, following two years as a biology teacher at Churchill Junior High School. As a student, he was involved in the Key Club, Stu- dent Government and National Honor Soci- ety. He also participated in baseball, basket- | ball and football. | Michael Spadafino Kathleen Spadafino Michael Spadafino Robert Sullivan 2 ‘ Yn © e e 2° e 7 © ° o . .f 5 © George Tardiff Elliot Taubenslag William Tighe Raymond Topoleski Rosalie Triozzi Joanne Vereb : 168 |

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