East Paterson Memorial High School - Viator Yearbook (East Paterson, NJ)
- Class of 1960
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'15fiiE1QzE W'l ' ' From C SCH if N jg Qeiiaidp fri I S-.-, -- nov, cf :gif 5154i igfifu' . xp Ji? , .22 'if' kv E if. 31. 1 'lf:?',4g. s : ..,. f , ,gl www-54 H1 .- my-3159' 559' A ff' X ' Wm, X A ,, my. ,g 1 G ,f --. ' 'N .. . 1. xp-x., QL. SN ' 514 ,,..,,f'Lf 1 I X.. 6? ' r SCHOLARS LAMP Thls lamp was a symbol of wlsdom 1n the sense that wfhe llffht of knowledge overcomes ignorance 'a . T MPJWQQM mr-1-. .!NQ'2 7 'fx.,, dministration HI shall light a candle of understanding in thine hearts which shall not be put out ..... H Esclras XIV I ' n 4 ' 1 . 3 f kg ix Q4 .Q 5 il 5 X x I 4 F W 9' ,3 Q. 2 f Lf , A. ' k ,M . -..f.4me:' 'bf , Wm. ..,,,,g ,H , , I Q4 9' 3'5YQ2E'?'lT. , I Q. Q' 4 .-....,f,...., A- ffxfis. .. f Aeywlfwffrfw-ram K N. - K B 'MIS V . -iv A, ' L?:-537 ' Xiwkw: Nh , fx' .V : -u . Y ' 4 if.-flaws... . , A-y A 112. 4,fiiig?g,f3'M,'if , N - - -.. Q... Seated, left to right: Mr. Jack Cleeland, Mr, Earl Sattler, Mr. George Martello, Mr. Thomas Moriarty!Vice-President, Mr. Gordon Eggler!President, Mr. Bruce MacDonald, Mr. Edward Hoyt, Mr. Frank Hetrick, Mr. Cletus Mackin. Standing: Mr. John Pantano-f-Acting Superintendent, Mr. Lambert DeNooyer-Secretary to Board. The fulfillment of East Paterson's greatest dream into its proudest achievement-the erection of our beautiful High School-has taken place under the dedicated efforts of the members of our Board of Education. These men have secured every educational opportunity for the students and have es- tablished policies which fairly and understandingly have considered the needs of each individual. BOARD OF ED C T10 Former Superintendent MR. THOMAS A. SHAHEEN On behalf of all the students we extend a cordial welcome to Mr. Pantano who has been filling the position of Superintendent since January 1. In the short time that he has been with us he has won many loyal friends and admirers. Throughout our school years, Mr. Shaheen has kept a close interest on every phase of the school day. We wish him the best of every- thing in his new position and thank him for his efforts in our behalf. His close observation of our school life and his deep interest in every aspect of it has developed friendship out of leadership. Because of this close association, our farewells were made more difficult. Acting Superintendent MR. JOHN PANTANO Principal Dear Graduates, You have the rare privilege and dis- tinction of being a member of the first graduating class of the East Paterson Memorial High School. Three years ago most of you joined us as sophomores, after completing your ninth year at Lodi High School. ln these three years, the members of our stall have seen you accept an in- creasing amount of responsibility in the organization and management of student affairs. You have helped lay the foundation upon which succeeding classes may build a structure which provides for ever-increasing responsi- bilities in the government of school and student affairs. -7 sagem ft 1- A LEVI F. OLSON Principal Now you have an even greater re- sponsibility. You will be our first rep- resentatives in college, trade schools, or the world of Work. On behalf of the faculty and admin- istration, I wish to extend to you our best wishes for your future success and happiness. Sincerely, 4752 fines.. L. F. Olson, Principal .. 18 - my was arm-Iggy L L wfvgwgwwif +A X vy j, ftwwwyg M 51323 3399 W Y Wk SAW 5: ' VJ, ,A ,-QU' eg sffwwsflwuvffqwfwfzwviw' 61 X f 1 j Vice Principals Ma. vrro FARESE ,Each school day has increased our respect and appreciation for our vica- principals. Their assistance has been invaluable in student government. Tlieif fine examplm and wise decisions ' ' have been to nur beixefih MR. FETER PGNTIER LUIGI ABRAMO Long Island University, B.A. Languages ji JOHN ANFRONAK Columbia S.T.C., B.A. Columbia S.T.C., M.A. Industrial Arts ANTHONY CALLEO Sston Hall University, BS. Seton Hall University, M.A. Mathematics -...Nw WILMA COLELLA Caldwell College for Women, B.A. .Mathematics Mk, an-3 JAMES ALLEN MICHAEL AZZOLINO Rutgers University, B.S. Faifleigh Di0kiUS0I1, B-A Indusmal Am Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Guidance . was ii l if SENIOR SCHOOL How can we express what we feel for these wonder- ful people-our teachers GLORIA BARTON Drew University, B.A Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Guidance , as fw- ' F 5 - i n P Z EMIL CARAZO East Strasburg College, BS Physical Education V 1 1 it X , CAROL BONDINELL Upsala College, A.B. English ELAINE CARROLL Montclair S.'l'.,C., B.A. Languages --.a-.qv is H1 VIVIAN BREIR Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Montclair S.T.C., M.A. English ,wx BARBARA CATALIOTO Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Business HAZEL COOK ORLANDO DI CIROLAMO MARIAN DUNCAN Edinboro S.T,C,, B.S, Columbia University, B.S., M.A.. Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Home Economics Professional Diploma Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Music - 20 - Guidance HIGH E..-3x TEACHERS as -who have inspired us in so many ways. .if A LORRAINE FENNEMORE PATRICIA GOETTSCH RUTH GORDON Adelphi Cqjlege, BA. Patrson S.T.C., BS. New York University, B.S. Home Ecufwmics A Business Physical Education 'Rs -AJ' IRVINC GREENBERG ARTHUR HARDY JOSEPH HEFFERN AN RUTH HOTZ New York University, B.S. V Pazergim S.T,C,, B,S, Panzer University, B.S. Douglass University, A.B. New York University, M.A. Histwy Rutgers University, M.A. Science History ' Physical Education 9: VY Nwdsyp. lui MILDRED JACOBS ELLEN R. VKALAS LOIS KING ' JOHN KOELLNER Montclair S.T.C., BA. L Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Trenton S.T.C., B.S. Nvw York University, B.S Science V Languages Librarian Business Wu, FLORENCE KONOPKA CHARLES KGRDA A A MAUREEN KRAFT IJOMINIC LA PLACA Seton Hall University, BS. Fairleigh Dickinson University, Paterson S.T.C., BS. Rutgers University, BS. History IEA' Mathematics Business, Guidance . Iusic yf, .- Y , A N Big A SENIOR SCHOOL They have been perfect examples of our theme- N1 'We- HARRY LIPSET MARGARET MARKLEY PAUL McCABE Montclair S.T.C., AB. New York S.T.C., B.A. Columbia University, M.A. English Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Mathematics Business 1' fl ' 9 MARY MERLO LOIS MILLER AURORA MOSSUTO ALFRED PARELLI Montclair S.T.C., HA. Russell Sage College, BS. Trenton S.T.C., BA. St. Bonaventure University, B.A. Montclair S.T.C., M.A. physical Education Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Hgsggry Science Business 90. 10 M ,W-vi' HARRIET PRIMACK ANDREW PYRYT CHRISTINE RACANIELLO JO ANN RUSSONIELLO New York University, B.A. Paterson S.T.C., BS. MUHTCIF-il' S-T-C-1 B-Aw Caldwell C01-2030 English Business, Guidance English . if Wfmlenv A-B' f usic Wise ...s-all ANNA RICHARDSON MALCOLM REIS ANNE RASO PHYLLIS SALZBERG Washington College, B.A. University of Rochester, A.B. Montclair S.T.C., B.A. New York University, B.A. English Science Home Economics Art -22- Wav M HIGH TEA HER Q light from many lampsn . . ' 5 DORIS SARTI i Syracuse University, B.A, English BARBARA SAYER Upsala College, AB. English KATHERINE SEELEY SIDNEY SEGAL NURMA TODD University of South Carolina, Lafayette College, A.B. Western Reserve U nivcrsi xy, BA: B.A. Lehigh University, M.A. Western Reserve Universuy, Mb. Ars English Science ,,k. K- . .,.- if ANTHONY VIGLIONE ALFRED VINCI ROBERT VOLONNINC Montclair S.T.C., BA. Montclair S.T.C., A.B. Villanova, BS. Drivefs Education History Mathemasics S. ELE.-NNORE SCROCCO SI. Elizabeth Collvgv. RA. Columbia Uniyffrsity. MA. Lzzngzmgrs . rxmwixifgiw ' MARY LOUISE TRANSUE Pmmsylvania Stale University, BS. Physical Ef1lll'llfI.0I1 RUDOLPH YVAGNER Fairlvigh Dickinson Uuiwrsity, A.A. lna'ustrz'aZ Arts 09 9 i STUART WEINBERG ROBERT WOLF GEORGE WOLFER Panzvr Coiivgv. RS. Keenf- STC.. HA. New York University, BS. Hulgers Uiliwlsily, MA. 1,,,j,,Sf,.mj AHS Hunter Collvgf-, MA. l'l1ysir'11I ElIllf'!ltflDll Art -23- 'wwf Xi DOROTHY ZARELIA Rider Coilvgv, 13.5. Business I . ' ' 235' pay, ,,, , ,rm 1, 5 fviffdf' liquid ' :gs-23 QW fkf. : : f MM Vfifstfifwis ' ti? Mtv QS' 1 A ,ta 5 I W 3-,gf 5 ,K , .M .,,, , ?f?5TSW tw, . 'Vw .U . .i ' yr' 5, , ima Fav as it :tartar semi, f IU IOR HIGH CHOOL TEACHER ,, . . . . . . inspirations from many sources. Q if VICTOR AMENDOLARA IEANENE CIOLETTI DANIEL DE LUCA .IOHN DI LORENZI City College Oklahoma Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Seton Hall University, New York, PLS. State Univesrity, B.S. Grade 3 AB. Grade 8 Grade 7 Grade 7 'Q--My M BRUCE FISCHER CONSTANCE FUSILLO SAMUEL GANNAIO MARY HEARNS WILLIAM .IAMES Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Boston University, B.A. Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Paterson S.T.C., BS. Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Grade 8 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 7 Grade 7 LORIS LORENZI ALBERT MERBETH IRVING MARANZ ELEANOR MURPHY EVELYN NANFELDT Seton Hall University, B.S. Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Montclair S.T.C., B.A. Paterson Normal, B.S. Gmde 3 Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Montclair S.T.C., M.A. Grade 3 Grade 3 Grade 7 Grade 7 Ihre' NM, JOSEPH POTOCZAK JOSEPH ROMANCHAK NORMAN TOCI MAURICE JANET WEINBERG University of Dayton, B.S. Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Rutgers University, B.S. VAN DEN HENDEN New York University, I3-.A. gmde 7 Paterson S.T.C, MS. Gmde 3 Paterson S.T.C., B.S. Gmde 7 Grade 8 Grade 7 I 1. g tsi,s gi4 A - 24 - 1-:gse1f.:.-5 - '?fgi5jfii.?fi ' I 'Wx MR. EDWARD ROSS M.S., Ph.D. School Psychologist o r 2,3 A fm H ff, MRS. FLORENCE KROLL R.N. School Nurse A Xi, 4 1 rg X MRS. YOLA VAN FELT R.N. School Nurse MRS. JOANN McCABE B.S. Dietician Health Services vw, S-, 1, X. SCHOOL DOCTORS Seated, left to right: Dr. A. J. Cinelli, D.D.S.g Dr. F. H. Norris, IL, D.D.S.g Dr. E. A. Sciono, M.D. Standing: Dr. L. Papel, M.D.g Dr. F M. Norris, HI, D.D.S. -,,,a'ig ,T GQ it is The nursing stay? is constantly taking care of the minor tragedies that occur during a school day. -25- JI... M... BUS DRIVERS Front row, left to riglu: 'xxx SECRETARIES Seated: Olga Hollowack, Helen Osborn. Standing: Margaret Leeslma, Martha Sudek. Charles McVeigh Head Custodian Q fm, .L CAFETERIA STAFF Front row, left lo right: H. Kitlan, F. Crusco, B. Smith, V. Kerr, N. D'Ag0Stin0, J. Andrew, H. Court- right, P. llak. Second row: A. Reinhardt, D. Coed herg, J. Hermans, K. McAteer, A. Vankat, J. McCabe Back row: M. Futon.,-A. Plump. '---lily' 5 ef KST PATEQSON BOAR Anthony Longo, Anmlruw Alia, John Kreger. liar-k row: George Gieslvr, An- thony Vroegindewey, l'l1'01l Hascup. CUSTODIANS Andrew Alia, Anthony Salerno, Anthony V1-of-gindcwey. MATRON Frances O'Connell Students in photo: Joan Henry, Palflcia f v Contrata. Q if . 'fl el 13. . I lx, , Q 5 ...Q f. .Q -26- In Memory MRS. MARY KEIFFER Our Junior year was saddened by the untimely death of Mrs. Mary Keiffer. Her friendly charm and warm affection were felt not only in our home economics rooms but throughout the school. Her memory will never leave our hearts. RICHARD De LUCA His smiling face and air of friendliness will ever be remembered by his friends, the Class of 1960. I A ssix my N A Record of Growth . Educational . . There are five elementary schools in the East Paterson system. All are in unusually fine physical condition. Fur- niture and textbooks are mod- ern and up-to-dateg Audio- Visual Aids equipment is avail- able in good supply. A pro- gram of adult education was begun in 1955. At present, ap- proximately 250 adults are participating in the 12 courses being offered. In addition to the public schools, there is one parochial school for grades kindergarten to eight. -ss'si r--xng s 'Sr' E rsfiitafihf' W I in CHERRY HILL SCHOOL-classrooms-12 grades-Kindergarten to Six GANTNER AVENUE SCHOOL classrooms-18 gradewKindergarten to Six 1 GILBERT AVENUE SCHOOL classrooms-16 grades-Kindergarten to Five 16TH AVENUE SCHOOL classrooms-13 grades-Kindergarten to Five 54TH STREET SCHOOL classrooms-4 grades-One to Four X' ,W ELMWOOD SHOPPING CENTER GRAND UNION KERR CONCRETE COMPANY Xp' NATIONAL COMMUNITY BANK RESIDENTIAL HOMES A Record of Growth . Business . . lndustry . . . East Patersonis ideal location, close to major ports and markets, and its excellent highways and transportation facilities have had a decisive effect on its industrial and commercial growth. The di- versified businesses and industries not only provide many employ- ment opportunities in the Bor- ough, but also help it maintain an attractive, equitable tax structure. A new Municipal Building, completed in 1957, houses not only all executive offices, meeting rooms and Police Department, but the Borough's Free Public Li- brary as well. Despite the rapid growth, the Borough has kept its building orderly and its industry diversi- fied through intelligent exercise of its Building Code and Zoning Ordinance. ff, I 5 -5 K, E A-:IQ -v ix- Mt 'Ml wo .1 thu 'TNNN' N, 4 ,, , wi . , mf Ky M 1 1-'1,i 49' 'Li-f'J-VK' HU 'HTH' MM 'wwf P' NL M, R 'filo ,AY M-Q. if mr 'L A iv i Vv'f 'W 4 L - ' :NYM XML X Nw ' -:ur -'wr KK . - WVP ,:x!'?M'u vfffwvvbf rx fkhf, 4 ,Uk 3 !a.7-1' ,ff-f., nf' '-'-fifsevz.-if . A u 1 iv.-. w wwf'- ., i.4-AL, -'x-A:,, , ',iJ:,: STUDENT LAME-it hurncd lard nil and had u highly pol- ished rvflevlur. Noah Yyehsler used this type of lamp when working cm his dictionary. -31- Classes These Iliings 5111111 120-11 Ioftivr race Then msvr the world lzatlz lrrzown shall rise With flrznw of freedom in their souls, Anal light of krzowlvdge in tlwir cyesf, John Symonds , S Qfilliiff , 'X 3.1fwk:?f4' Ei 5 H ff E X29 'L'? . Q I A Q Sw 3' W A A ' . V Q' I ' ' ' W, N K ue jv- '5 1-nf-V A ...v-f ' W i ,. 3 r f 40' WP. ,s iv .A- 'K 42 Q Q. X 1.1, , ,, , ky, 9 'N if Y xxx gw ,iw SENIUR CLASS S MRS. MARKLEY Aw. nfl? , Q x -Jr MISS MERL0 pf KQJ4' -34- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P1'e.s1'rIe1zL-John Zozzaro Vice-1'rvsifl0nt-Robert Trongone Secreiary-Kersti Ruga TI'l'!lSLlI'l3f--SIHIIICY La Bruna SENIOR CLASS CABINET Crusco, Carole Malkowicz, Joseph Doubek, Diane Occhipinti, Charles Fohrman, Barbara Olsson, Carol Henry, ,Ioan Roth, Charles Rotenberg, Estelle TIO AL HO OR O IETY Mrs. Dorothy Zarella Advisor Jo Ann Connolly President : mf -L iraq- n 2152. ii ' - ' Sgr K ' --.:::: '.f John Bartolozzi Vice-President I n oo 'am W ' .13 A I ,, ,L.kV I VLV7 Lily Kaptuch Secretary Jeffrey Schwartz Treasurer The highest honor the school can bestow upon a student is to be elected a member of the National Honor Society. Membership is on the basis of outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusi- asm for scholarship, to encourage the development of character, to promote good lead- ership, and to stimulate a desire to give service whenever it is needed. Sheldon Arden Mary Lou Azrak Nancy Baron Barbara Chiappini Clark Coley Maija Dambis Geraldine Decnyf Louis Dienes NATIGNI L HONOR , OCIETY A ,sf S ,-'14, n b y Marlene Dobrin Diane Doubek Harold Fink Barbara Glatt Margaret Haubold Marie Karlecke Carol Kinscher Marguerite Larmour .. 36 .. Carol Museler Jo Ann Pelak Andrew Preziosi Estelle Rotenberg Leatrice Silverman Elise Straka R0b6l'i Tf0I1g0ne Carol Van Gurp William Vitriol Harvey Winters H Robert Zager John Zozzaro NATIO S ,z A OCIETY NAL Z R Betty Young Heather Youngerman JUNIORS-Carolyn Barklow, Dorothy Cannady, Constance Coley, Charles France-soni, Nancy Hill, Henry Husni, Carolyn Katz, .lo Ann Keller, Sharon Koeing, Edward Marakovitz, Etta Margarita, Maryann Natonick, Carol Neumann, Patricia Opirhory, Gail Reichardt, Janice Roy, Evelyn Ruzila, Phyllis Salerno, Diane Seman, Paul Seymour, Victoria Sherwin, Patricia Snyder, Lois Struss, Thomas Westphal, Caroline Zappala. -37.- FRANK ALTIERI Frankie,' Hobbies: Automobiles, Billiards Future Plans: Sheetmetal Worker FRED ABELE ce Hobbies. Automobiles, Billiards, Gymnastics Future Plans: Undecided fn-ulvqqn. ROBERT ANDERSON Whity,, Ping Pong Club Hobbies: Automobiles, Swimming Future Plans: Air Force JUDITH ABER Cffudybi Student Council, lntramurals, Commercial Club Future Plans: Comptometer School PAUL ANDO I aul Student Council Hobbies. Scuba Dlvlng, Readmg Future Plans: Engineer FREDERICK ACKER Fred Soccer, Basketball, Varsity Club Hobblesz Plano Future Plans: Lawyer -38- X' SHELDON ARDEN Sheldon', National Honor Society, Student Council Hobbies. World Affairs, Micro biology Future Plans. College NANCY BARON Nance,' Commercial Club, Leaders Club G.A.A., Choir, National Honor Society Future Plans: Secretary MARY LOU AZRAK ncMary:9 Commercial Club, Intramurals, G.A.A., Leaders Club, National Honor Society Future Plans: Secretary JOHN BARTOLOZZI CGBart9! Varsity Club-President, Chess Club National Honor Society-Vice' President Future Plans: Electrical Engineer JEANLTTE BARLR ECCinny!7 Chorus Hobbies: Bowlinm Fishinfr. Skulinff Future Plans: Beautlclan RlCllARD BOCCHINO c'Riclzie Bowling Hobbies: Automobiles Future Plans: Service -39- AUDREY BODEN G6Judy79 Leaders Club-President, G.A.A., Dramatics Club, Intramurals Future Plans: Comptometer School NICHOLAS BURGHGRAEF CCNick77 Soccer Hobbies: Hunting, Sports Future Plans: College ' -H - -' 2' Ti. ' sf'-,-:fi :fl . Q My Q el Q s a fi DANIEL CANNADY G6Dan97 ntramurals lobbies: Drawing, Hunting Future Plans: Service JAMES CAPOBIANCO ccjilnn Track, Life Saving Hobbies: Hunting, Automobiles Future Plans: Navy KNO Photo Availablej PAUL CASTIGLIA scpaulv Football, Baseball, Soccer, Basket- oall, Wrestling, Fishing Club, Ping Pong Club, Weight Lifting Club, Intramurals Future Plans: Physical Education 4 . Y ,. 5- F f F 1 Q ' , . is BARBARA CHIAPPINI Gcgarbrn Student Council, G.A.A., National Honor Society Future Plans: College ROBERT CONFORTI GGB0b77 Soccer, Student Council-Vice President, Track, Operetta, Minstrel Future Plans: Service 1 ELAINE COHEN CCE!! Commercial Club, Chorus Hobbies: Reading, Records Future Plans: Secretary JO ANN CONNOLIY CG-,059 Student Council, Newspaper Staff at National Honor Society-Presidcnt Bowling, Latin Club, Yearbook M jorette Club President Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Plnanc ml Coninuttcc Future Plans: Draftsman Future I lane Dentil Assistint ik EDWARD COYLE Eddie CAROLE CRUSCO Carden panish Club, Camera Club lntramurals, Student Council, Chorus, obbies: Swimming, Hunting uture Plans: Physical Education eacher JOSEPH D'AGOSTINO foe owling, Soccer lobbies: Photography uture Plans: Tradesman Cheerleader, Make-Up Committee Future Plans: Secretary MAIJA DAMBIS i6Mai!9 Chorus, Color Guard, Intramurals, Art Club, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, National Honor Society, French Club Future Plans: Teacher ROSEMARIE CURCI c6R0,ne99 Student Council, Operetta Hobbies: Dancing, Skating Future Plans: Secretary GLORIA DE ANGELO GCGIOI-33 Hobbies: Swimming, Skating, Water Skiing Future Plans: Private Secretary Q., 'F' E GERALDINE DE LORENZO Cerrie,, lntramurals Hobbies. Driftwood Collection, Skating Future Plans: Undecided LOIS DE BOER C6LOiS59 Commercial Club Hobbies: Swimming, Church Activities Future Plans: Oliice Worker LORRAINE DE LORENZO CCDee95 Student Council, Majorette, Bowling, Chorus, Operetta, Make-Up Committee Future Plans. Beautician GERALDINE DECNYF 'ffefft Student Councll, G.A.A., Chorus, French Club-President, Leaders Club-Secretary, National Honor Society-Treasurer, Yearbook Staff, Library Council, Dramatics Club, Operetta Future Plans: Interior Decorator CECILIA DE LOTTO Ciceilv Commercial Club, Yearbook Finan- cial Committee Hobhies: Dancing Future Plans: Secretary ANN DE GRACE CGA nn!! Student Council-Secretary, Oper- etta, Dramatics Club, lntramurals Future Plans: Singer fi RICHARD DE LUCA Richie Football, Intramurals Hobbies: Automobiles Future Plans: Undecided LOUIS DIENES GSLuigi57 Student Council, Dramatics Club, Manager of Soccer, Basketball, and Football, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Varsity Club, Year- book Staif, Radio Club-Secretary Future Plans: College PHILLIP DE POALO Phil,, Baseball, Football Bowling, Basketball, Intramurals Future Plans: College RICHARD DI MAURO :QR ichv Varsity Club, Student Council, Football, Track, Baseball, Soccer, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Intramurals Future Plans: College CAROLE DE SOT0 Carole,' Hobbies: Ice Skating, Swimming, Bowling, Cooking Future Plans: Interior Decorator MARLENE DOBRIN 6:Mar99 Latin Club, Newspaper Staff, French Club-Secretary, Library Council- President, Intramurals, Student Council, Dramatics Club, National Honor Society Future Plans: College in-A If , - DANIEL DOLFI iGDanny99 Fishing Club, RiHe Club Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Future Plans: Undecided WALTER EDELBACH Waldo Rifle Club, Hunting, Camping Club Hobbies: Automobiles, Bowling Future Plans: Service Nsqhm EDWARD DOMKOFSKI CCEd,l Intramurals Hobbies: Welding, Hunting, Swimming Future Plans: College WILLIAM EICHELBERGER MEG,-ln! Bible Club, Intramurals, Dance Banc Hobbies: Swimming, Piano Future Plans: Missionary 11 a:ai..:,iL': ' GEORGE FEINTUCH Ce0rgev Basketball, Intramurals Hobbies: Sports Future Plans: Undecided DARIA GARABICS Darn Commercial Club, Bowling, Swimming Hobbies: Skating, Swimming Future Plans: Secretary MARILYN GEISSLER Marilyn,' Glee Club Hobbies: Swimming, Skating Future Plans: Business School ALICE GLAESER CHAIN German Club, Commercial Club, Bowling, Field Hockey-Manager Future Plans: Air Line Hostess i?M: 5' WQCNRA VIOLET COLA ANNA GORGA MARY GREEN KiVi!! G6Anne3i fCMary,3 lobbies: Ice Skating, Collecting Old Distributive Education Club, Bowling Leaders Club, Cheerleader, Latin. iecords Hobbies: Skating 8213.1-:tg.1A.A., Make-Up Commlttee, 'uture Plans: Air Line Hostess - Future Plans: Undeclded Future Plans: Nurse PAULETTE CULLONE MARGARET GUNDERSDORF DAVID HAAS apallflenen cccundyv Dave,, Iommercial Club Distributive Education Club--Presi- Football, Track lobbies: Skating, Swimming dent, Ch0fUS, Dram-WCS Club Hobbies: Chess Vuture Plans: I.B.M. Operator Future Plans: Undecided Future Plans: Undecided Hee 1 .- V . gage-.s3,1,,k,. i K, -si ,Mf-4..:Q. - '--- 1 - g I S It 'kb' ., . PM reefs as N. :uw - -asi- s I ,VA .1 r W I 3 LINDA HEIFITZ Linda', Future Teachers of America-Presi dent, Spanish Club, Latin Club Intramurals Future Plans: Teacher JOSEPH HAMWAY Cijoeif Soccer, Intramural Basketball, French Future Plans: Pharmacist JOAN HENRY Jeanie Hobbies: Dancing, Records, Future Plans: Teacher MARGARET HAUBOLD 'WM Margie', Majorette Club-Secretary, National Honor Society Future Plans: Accountant GERALD HLAVACEK tcjerryn Hobbies: Boating, Camping Future Plans: Freight Manager KATHLEEN HAYDEN GGKathy99 ' Glee Club, Latin Club, Make-Up Com- mittee, Future Nurses Club, Yearbook Future Plans: Nurse -5Q, KENNETH HOFF ffKen5, Wrestling, Baseball, Intramurals, Weightlifting Club Future Plans. Auto Mechanic levi 'Ti .9 HENRY HOLLAND Hank Basketball I-Iobbles. Bowling, Skatlng Future Plans: Teacher DIANA HOITSMA Dzana Bowling, Art Club Hobbies: Skating, Art, Swimming Future Plans: Secretary RUTH HOODIMAN Wav' ,q..,wg,...,,.asIl? Ruth,' Distributive Education Club Hobbies: Reading Future Plans: Saleswoman DIANE HOLL 35-- SS? Dramatlcs Club, Commercial Club Hobblesz Records Future Plans . Secretary LINDA HUNTER 66Lynn95 Commercial Club, G.A.A., Choir, Operetta Future Plans: Office Worker .L I-Tl as 5 s mm A Q JOAN IGLODY foanie,' Commercial Club, Bowling Hobbies: Skating, Bowling Future Plans: Secretary NANCY JENKINS LORRAINE JACOBS '6Laurie Distribution Education Club-Vice President Hobbies: Boating, Skating Future Plans: Receptionist Nancy SHARON IOLINE Latin Club, C.A.A., Future Teachers Sharon of America, Make'UP Committee Majorette, Clee Club, Operetta Future Plans: Teacher Future Plans: Office Worker Yrs-.. SANDRA JUDGE Clsandyw Iommercial Club lobbies: Dancing, Cooking iuture Plans: Secretary LILY KAPTUCH c4Lily99 ibeerloarler. Dramatic Club. Student louncilfflueasurer, National Honor locicty-V-Secretary. C.A.A., lntra- iurals. French Club, Future Teachers if America. Library Council. Hllear lutlif' Senior Play, Assistant Fclitor if Yearbook 'uture Plans: Teacher vie at Mmm. RICHARD KALTZ Richie'i Band, Radio Club, Latin Club Hobbies: Automobiles, Singing Future Plans: College J AMES KARAS C6Jimmy?5 Rasketball Hobbies: Automobiles, Dancing Future Plans: College wifi. H ii wx DONALD KAMENCIK 6GD0n79 Basketball, Intramurals Hobbies: Records, Automobiles Future Plans: Accountant wry? HELENE KAPLAN Helene Arsenic and Old Lacef' Commercial Club, Dramatics Club, French Club, Secretarial Club Future Plans: Journalist - 53 MARIE KARLECKE Marie German Club, Library Council, G.A.A., Newspaper Staff, National Honor Society Future Plans: Pharmacist JANE KELLER CAROL KINSCHER GG S, 'lane Carol', C.A.A., Dramatics Club, Intramurals National Honor Society, Leaders Hobbies: Ice Skating Club, G.A.A., Band, French Club Future Plans: l.B.M. Operator Future Plans: Laboratory Technician FRANK KAVULIA Frank Bowling Hobbies: Automobiles, Bowllng Future Plans: College PETER KLYPKA 'gPete Varsity Club, Bowling, Soccer Future Plans: Draftsman PATRICIA KNAPEK ARLENE KNIERIM C6Pat39 HRM Latin Club, Nursing Club, Future Teachers of America, Spanish Intramurals, Glee Club Club, Intramurals Future Plans: Nurse Future Plans: College LOUIS KONEFAL W , , . L L--.., i- 3, ,V V -, if - 5 ss . W. . ,. ,L is i ,iw A X, A I ,S ,S I ' if X S , 2? M was S as 51 525 ' ,X ff ti x S we . X 5 ,gi my tt. ileei P sf sl? 5' is Q Q 5 , if- , - , 3.3 1:2 V, f S Q BRUCE KOBIS Bruce Track, Wrestling, Glee Club Hobbies: Fishing Future Plans: College SUSAN KOLLAR LOW FRANCES KOSUT Judi Backstage Crew Fran Jramatics Club, Swimming, Year- Hobbies: Records, Automobiles Hgbhiesg Ice Skating, Swimming, look Financial Committee Bowling Future Plans: Home Building 7uture Plans: Business Teacher Business Future Plans: Typist imihqn ,X K ' it 4 SYBLE LA BARBERA M as Italian Club-Vice-President, Secre- tarial Club, Glee Club, Student Council Future Plans: Secretary or Book- keeper VIRCINIA KRANENBURG SGGinny57 Hobbies: Skating, Bowling, Beading Future Plans: College STANLEY LA BRUNA Stan Science and Math Club, Italian Club -President, Basketball-Co-Captain, Soccer, Track!Co-Captain, Varsity Club-Secretary, Treasurer of Senior Class, Student Council Future Plans: Engineer PATRICIA KREJ CI a t B,-,,,: Student Council Chorus Commercial Club, Operetta, Senior Cablnet, Majorettes Future Plans. Clerical Work FLORENCE LACZ Florence Commercial Club Hobbies: Reading, Baking Future Plans. Secretary JOAN KULA Olll Softball, Basketball, Intramurals Hobbies: Skating, Bowling Future Plans: Interior Decorator -56- svn'-,SV 'H E S ,-h, ,. ,. J sf- :.,.,,... , X, Q' ,jk ik f 'A ax, V ' any Wim Q if . 'iff' MARGUERITE LARMOUR c6Marge95 Future Nurses Club-Vice-President, National Honor Society, Latin Club, G.A.A. Future Plans: Nurse JO ANN LIBERTI 'Glo Annv Student Council, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Italian Club, Future Teachers Club, Senior Play Future Plans: Physical Education Teacher ROBERT LEE ccB0bas gm Rifle Club, Weight-Lifting Club Hobbies: Automobiles Future Plans: Race Driver THOMAS LINCOURT ffT0rn75 Intramurals Hobbies: Rifles Future Plans: Gunsmith WALTER LEE G:Walt99 Distributive Education Club, Football Hobbies: Records Future Plans: Service GLORIA LIPKIN Hcww Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper, Span- ish Club, lntramurals G.A.A. Future Plans: Physical Education Teacher -57- d!'F ' ROBERTA LOCKIQ 'cRobin Latin Club, Future Nurses Club Hobbies: Ice Skating Future Plans: Receptionist -v , ,- or F 3 A 1 Q if 'UIQ' EMIL LIPTAK, JR. RUTH LIS Emily, Ruth', N Bowling, Baseball, Varsity Club, ewspaper Basketball Hobbies: Bowling, Records Future Plans: Professional Baseball Future PIHHSI SCCFCMTY NICHOLAS LOURIDAS Cilviclcif Hobbies: Sports, Automobiles Future Plans: Service -58- CAROL LUCIA RONALD MACKAY gcKar,, CCROHHB Cheerleader-Co-Captain, Student Band, Fishing Club Connell Hobbies: Hockey Future Plans: College Future Plans: Cgllege iiifwig' 'lx SAW' w3 ifwwwri I + If -1w0'U 'Y JEAN MACKENZIE ccfeanan Chet-rleaclers--Co-Captain Council, C.A.A., Minstrel Future Plans: Secretary RITA MANZIONII Rini, RUDOLPH MARAROWITZ owling, Field Hof-key, Basketball horus, Dislributive Efll1CHt1Oll Clulm Intramurals Flqhmg Club ulure Plans: College Future Plans Al1tOlll0lJ1l8 Muchanm Vx ,K Lois MARKOVICH 6cLo99 Student Council, Cheerleader-Cd Track, Baseball, Intramurals, Bowling Captain, Make-Up Committee- President Future Plans: l.B.lVl. Operator MARGARET MCCANN JOHN MCCOY ffpeggyv Miclceyv Student Council, Majorette, Com- Baseball, Intramurals mefclal Club Hobbies: Drawing, lce Skating Future Plans: Secretary Future Plans: College EVELYN MAUER 6GEUe95 Future Nurses Club, Intramurals Hobbies: Music, Reading Future Plans: Nurse MEREDITH MERRICK ccguddyez Student Council, Band, Orchestra Art Club, Arsenic and Old Lacei' Future Plans: Musician K A ,, BEVERLY MEYERS EDWARD MIKLOWITZ ROSANNE MINARDI Bef, Ea'die,' Rosanne,, 'uture Teachers of America- Presi- Service Club-Captain, Foreign Student Council-Corresponmling ent, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Language Club, Operetta, Glee Club Secretary, Intramurals, Italian Club ntramurals, Majorette 'LDear Ruthi' Future Plans: Doctor 'uture Plans: Teacher Future Plans: Teacher DOLORES MORAN ROGER MOYPIR 'LCOOW' Qfgoww ANDREW MRAK learbook Financial Committee, Fu- ffA,,,1yf' ure Homemakers of America, Glee Art Club, Library Council, Swimminb ' :lub Club Hobbies: Football, Swimming, Chess 'uture Plans: Caterer Future Plans: Navy Future Plans: Engineer ll'- 'K My ROLAND NEELY R0land7' Baseball Hobbies: Fishing, Ice Skating Future Plans: Navy CAROL MUSELER 'gCarol', German Club, Intramurals, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Student Council, Assistant Editor of Year- book, Newspaper Staff Future Plans: College JAMES NEWQUIST 'gfimmien Latin Club, Rifle Club, Intramurals Future Plans: College PAUL NAGY Gipaulvr Hobbies: Automobiles, Collecting Records Future Plans: Air Force BARBARA NICLAUS G6Barb7! Commercial Club, Bowling Hobbies: Ice Skating Future Plans: Private Secretary, MICHAEL NASTASI Mike Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling Future Plans: Mason - 52 - JACQUELYN NICLAUS Jackie Me' ig ww M Dlstrlbutlve Education Club- Secretary, Intramurals, Chorus, Operetta, Minstrel Futurc Plans: Dance Instructor STEPHEN o CONNELL x Jw '6Steve', Football, Band, Soccer, Student Council, Operetta, Varsity Club, Bowling, Senior Play Future Plans: College CHARLES NOONA Chuck', Football Team-Captain, Wrestling, Track, Operetta, Newspaper Future Plans. Accountant SHARON O'DEA Shaggy Make-Up Club, Fashion Club, Future Teachers Club, Bowling, Commercial Club Future Plans: Model CHARLES OCCHIPINTI Charlie,' Football, Soccer, Wrestling, Track, Senior Cabinet, Varsity Club-Vice- President Future Plans: College JOYCE OLIVA Joyce Intramurals Hobbies. O11 Painting Future Plans: Secretary I UDITH OSBORN CC!udy99 Student Council-Secretary, Com- mercial Club, Choir Future Plans: Secretary .. :gras , W ,,.:, , , 5 BRUCE PALMER 6cTiger77 Student Council-Treasurer, Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling, Track, Italian Club, Soccer Future Plans: Medical Field ..54- VIRGINIA OLSEN CAROL OLSSON Ginger,' Carolv Cheerleader, Student Council, Senior Cabinet, Instramurals Operetta Hobbies: Sewing, Designing Future Plans: Secretary Future Plans: Housewife VIRGINIA PANTANO MAXINE PANTEL GCGinny,3 CFMM77 Chorus, Italian Club, Future Teachers Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Con Club, Minstrel, Operetta, Dear mercial Club, Spanish Club, Operettz Ruth? Intramurals Student Council-Secretary Future Plans: Kindergarten Teacher Future Plans: Business Teacher Wm A-b ROBERT PARETTI FRANK PASTOR flB0b97 fCFra,-lk!! Intramurals lance Band, Marching Band, ' irchestra, Latin Club H0bb1eS7 Cars -uture Plans: College Future Plans: Service PATRICIA PERA 'cpaf' BARBARA PERNA fhoir, President of Future Nurses uB0bbieH Ilub, Majorette, Operetta, Basketball, I I Ch 'earbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Hffamufa S' Orus latin Club Hobbies: lee skating 'uture Plans: Nurse Future Plans: Secretary - 3 PETER PAULINO 66Pete59 Distributive Education Club, Photography Club Future Plans: Photographer qw JO-ANN PELAK 6:10-Anna: Minstrel, Future Teachers Club, Year book Stall, Intramurals. National Honor Society, Senior Play Future Plans: College -es g wwimmwm' MICHAEL PIANO JOSEPH PICARIELLO ANTHONY PIECHOWSKI f6Mike,7 310679 5CT0ny97 Italian Club, 50CCer, Wrestling, Bowling, Intramurals Intramurals, Bowling, Weight Liftin Track, Varsity Club, Intramurals Hobbies: Cars Club Future Plans: Engineer Future Plans: Service Future Plane: College A WILLIAIVI EINQUE ROBEPT TT ANDREW PREZIOSI Bill Bob cc ,, Andy Itallan Club, Art Club Radio Club, German Club Student Council, National Honor Hobbies: Fishing Hobbies: Electronics, Music Society Future Plans: College Future Plans: College Future Plans: Chemist Mm. ,. '9i',,r x JAMES PRICE ROY PRICE Gcjirnv :cR0y95 'rack, Dear Ruthf, Arsenic and Hobbies: Automobiles, Art, Fishing Jld Lacev 'uture Plans: College RICHARD QUADE Whip,' stributive Education Club mbbies: Cars, Hunting lture Plans: College w CHARLENE PUZIO Charl Clee Club, Color Guard, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club Future Plans: Secretary AUDREY RANDZIN GEAud!9 Commercial Club, Choir, Vocational Club, Operetta, Intramurals Future Plans: Undecided LUCILLE REALMUTO 6CLu75 Student Council, Intramurals, Commercial Club Future Plans: Secretary KAREN RASNICK 6CKar97 Dramatic Club, Future Teachers Club, Spanish Club, Bowling, Glee Club, Intramurals Future Plans: College LORETTA REIDDA Loretta Hobbies: Bowling, lce Skating Future Plans: Secretary RHODA RASNICK NRO!! Newspaper, French Club, Vocational Club, Future Teachers Club, Intra- murals, Clee Club Future Plans: College STANLEY REMBISZ Stan Basketball-Captain, Baseball, Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Soccer Future Plans: Physical Elucation Teacher THADDEUS RAZMUS its 3 CCTeddy79 X Hobbies: Cars, Fishing Future Plans: Linotype Operator -68- E 2, 5 1 . H ,,:f,,11M1 PATRICIA ROED uPat79 Future Nurses Club, Teen Driving Club, Girls Sports Club, Newspaper Staff, Rooters Club Future Plans: Nurse ESTELLE ROTENBERG Sushi French Club-fTreasurer, Future Teachers Club, Senior Cabinet, In tramurals, National Honor Society, Senior, Play Future Plans: Math Teacher IM appnlf' , I 1: 555 .fffiflgilroi NSE' t . :- t . ,. , .. .5 ta X, 'li-J MARTIN ROMANCHICK Martini, Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting l , Q . .wr rfaltf' ' Future Plans: Service CHARLES BOTH tp A p 33 cfchuckv Football, Basketball, Baseballwcap- tain, Soccer, Wrestling, Italian Club, X Student Council Future Plans: College MICHAEL ROSENFELD GGMike9! Rifle Club, Wrestling, Bowling, Language Club Future Plans: College GEORGE ROTHWELL CCR0Cky9S Basketball, Plng Pong, WfCSIllHg- Co-Captain, Hobby Club, Band Future Plans: Navy .. 69 - R525 WILLIAM RUTKOWSKI Bill Spanish Club, Audio-Visual Aids Club Future Plans: College KERSTI RUCA CHARLES RUSSO Kei Charlie7' Art Club Student Council-President and Vice President, Cheerleader-Co-Captain, Senior Class Secretary, Dramatics Club, Operetta, Art Editor of Year- book, Make-Up Committee, Chess Club Future Plans: Art School Hobbies: Drawing Future Plans: Commercial Artist WILLIAM SARNO MARTAIN SCANLON 5CBilly77 CfMarty77 Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Hobbies: Automobiles, Sports Future Plans: Air Force Future Plans: Service CAROL SABO Carol Band, Art Club, Intramurals Future Plans: College -70- I If M .. 'fl v' We 5 w fs '1 .QM A fi ei C Haiti: H5553 lfiiii if ' ' ' IF' RONALD SCAVETTO JOHN SCHLATTER Ronnie,7 ufohnnyv itudent Council, Track, Football, Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling Vrestling, Varisty Club, Bowling Future Plans. Undecided luture Plans: Draftsman JEFFREY SCHWARTZ Ctlegn Dance Band, Latin Club, National Honor Society-Vice-President and Treasurer, Intramurals, Senior Play Future Plans: College K- KATHLEEN SEDLAK JOHN SEBASTIAN Kathie CC IL 53 JO 'my Student Council, lntramurals, Choir, lobbies: Records, Hunting C0mmCfCi3l Club uture Plans: Service Future Plans: Secretary ' -ssw...,,, CATHERINE SCLA FANI Cathie Intramurals E' Hobbies: Records N Future Plans: Beautieian '11 V JON SHEROFF CK!0hnny77 Soccer, Baseball, Intramurals Future Plans: Teacher JOYCE SILVERS Cookie,' Dramatics Club, Chorus Hobbies: Records Future Plans: Secretary DANIEL SLANE V5 K 1551 LEATRICE SILVERMAN lGLea97 Future Teachers Club, French Club, Newspaper, Basketball, National Honor Society Future Plans: College DAVID SKULNIK MDW, HD U R GER SPE NE L ave Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Soccer, 0 uR R9 L 0 Library Club, Soccer, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Club, RiHe Club- oger Spanish Club, Intramurals, Track President, Dear Ruth, Senior Play Hobbies, Cars, Bowling Future Plans: College Future Plans: College Future Plansg Air Forge Q PATRICIA STALKNECHT GGPat77 ommercial Club, Choir, Yearbook- inancial Committee, Majorette, ntramurals 'uture Plans: Beautician ELISE STRAKA Elise,' erman Club, G.A.A., Intramurals 'ational Honor Society uture Plans: Lab Technician ZQ+ . L 7 f'i,- :if f RACHEL TEMPLETON 6CRae5! fi Ag: 1 4-if sid. .nm f t ' is Qu?-4-aj--:zzz 4. ' c , .g 'U ,fn,':Tf,ff24'nfssu g ifshz Y,!'fYg,.4--af 1 I, if -,g?4,wf1naa'n1w 9 ' , ' 1 sig lntramurals Hobbies. Bowling Future Plans: Medical Secretary JOSEPH SUDOL GC!0e77 Bowling Club Hobbies: Radio, Basketball Future Plans: Electronics MARK TEPPER C6Mark79 Radio Club, Library Council, Audio Visual Aids, Swimming Club, Bowling Future Plans: Radio-TV Technician TERRENCE SWARTZ Terry Rifle Club Intramurals Spanish Club Future Plans Service STUART THOMAS CEStu,97 Spanish Club Bowling Golf Team Future Plans. College RICHARD SZENZENSTEIN '4Rich,' Varsity Club, Soccer Hobbies: Bowling Future Plans: College ..74... LINDA THUM Linda Future Teachers Club, Art Club G.A.A. Future Plans: College ROBERT TRONGONE H3059 Football. Soccer. Baseball, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Track. Operetta, Min strel. Senior Class-Vice President Student Council, Senior Play, National Honor Society Future Plans: Engineer THOMAS TRAINO c6T0,nn1!y97 Football, Soccer, Dramatics Club, Chorus, uArsenic and Old Lacev Future Plans: Navy RICHARD TUNNELL GCRiCh'95 Football, Wrestling, Track. Bowling. Varsity Club, Soccer, Basketball- Manager Future Plans: Teacher or Marine MARION TROLLER ':Marion Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, Clee Club Future Plans: Medical Secretary ANNE UZDAVINIS C6Anne99 Future Teachers Club, Intramurals, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Dra- matics Club, Fashion Club Future Plans: Art College assi: i f f. - I ,W ff: I ,.. ,L Lf: XJ ,: , ss X N WILLIAM VANKAT GG Van77 Football, Track, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club-Treasurer Future Plans: History Teacher ,ws BARBARA VERROS 'fBafb Commercial Club Hobbies: Ice Skating Future Plans: Secretary -75- CAROL VAN GURP KENNETH VALLONE Kenneth,, Carol Flshmg Club National Honor Society, Yearbool Staff, Fashion Club, Student Council Intramurals, Make-Up Committee, Senior Play Hobbies: Boating Future Plans: Forester Future Plans: Secretary ANDREW VICARI ::Andyv JOHN VILARDI cclohnnyaa Wrestling Club, Rifle Club Football Hobbies: Skiing Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling Future Plans: College Future Plans: College . - A-'l : ,l,AL,.., WILLIAM VITRIOL CITex5, ltional Honor Society, Band lture Plans: College ROBERT WEIR C6B0b!9 isketball, Baseball, Soccer, Wrestling, Newspaper, udent Council, Varsity Club lture Plans: College RAYMOND VLADYKA CGRay95 Track, Varsity Club, German Club, Soccer Future Plans: College GEORGE WEITZ FriLz', Hobbies, Weight Lifting, Basketball, Baseball Future Plans: Army SUZANNE VOGEL M0ozy,, Chorus, Newspaper Hobbies: Writing Future Plans: College ff KATHLEEN WANDRASKO 6CKalhy79 Distributive Education Club- Treasurer Hobbies: Skating, Bowling Future Plans: Air Line Hostess ROBERT WESTDYK tcB0b99 Football-Manager, Intramurals, Drarnatics Club Future Plans: Draftsman MARSHA WISNIEWSKI Cfskiii Chorus, Glee Club Hobbies: Bowling Future Plans: I.B.M. Operator STEVE WRIGHT Steven Baseball Hobbies: Coins, Fishing Future Plans: Carpenter HEATHER YOUNGERMAN Featherv Spanish Club, Intramurals, News paper Staff, National Honor Soclety Future Teachers Club Future Plans: College ai 'fb -s:g1,,,,g..,, STANLEY ZACULA CSStan77 German Club-Treasurer, Marching Band, Yearbook Staff, Student Coun- cil, Dramatics Club Future Plans: College ANTHONY YUPPA 56T0ny79 Wrestling Club, Math Club, Language Club Future Plans: College JUDITH ZAYATZ C6judy7! Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Drawing Future Plans: Secretary ROBERT ZAGER GGB0b95 National Honor Society, Soccer, Rille Club, Chess Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Future Plans: College JOHN ZOZZARO 'gfohnnyn Senior Class President, National Honor Society-President, Student Council, Football, Track, Basketball, Wrestling, Soccer, Varsity Club, Italian Club, Weightlifting Club, Band, Yearbook Staff Future Plans: Engineer LORETTA ZINGARELLI 66Ret97 Chorus, Glee Club, Latin Club, lntramurals Future Plans: Beautician a.,i,gt,.,5:. K , Wfiffgswi' , -:i'ZwZ'?:i5 ' , , . QE'i35'5?i25gf9:f57l-'l--E.-'H ,,4g,aaar:- fx remix. ' f itkfsiifzgsvsi f ra..mr.,.- .V Tw Il . , ,ur .qv e M 1: 1 1 , x 'hi , ,333 X -' ' :EN , ., ,,, . I XX ik WRX . CLASS HISTORY We, the senior class of 1960, have come a long way, starting as lowly freshmen one September morning in Lodi High School. High school life was exciting and also bewildering. Upper- classmen were constantly trying to con- vince us to buy passes for the swimming pool and elevator, which, to our surprise, didnit exist. We experienced our first en- counter with Shakespeare in his Twelfth N ight, read Ivanhoe, and somehow mud- dled through Algebra l. KNOW 2x+y should give me something-l wonder what?', Hours were spent in the library, looking up history questions and for last minute cramming. We bade farewell to Lodi, to its teachers and students, at the end of our freshman year. The time had come to enter our own high school in East Paterson. We'll never forget those first weeks of walking around boards, cans of paint, assorted tools, and workmen in the halls. If you forgot where your next class was meeting, it was safe to join a gym class, outdoors. All this turmoil came to an end as our beautiful school was completed. As soph- omores we had to conquer biology, Julius Caesar, shorthand and congru- ent triangles. In home economics classes there were endless hatches of peanut hut- ter cookies to make and make and make. Our annual faculty-student game will al- ways he remembered because of our Star faculty player, Mr. Lipset. He was really doing fine--bouncing the basketball down the length of the court, when a student, unknown to him, took the ball away. The undaunted teacher' went right on down the court, bouncing nothing! But any- thing for a good cause, and that cause was the scholarship fund. East Paterson was introduced to its first pep rally, com- plete with cheerleaders and majorettes, who had practiced for weeks. There was a fall and a few dropped batons, hut that really didn't matter. Everyone sang and cheered until hoarse. We presented an operetta 'rspringsmec and afterwards admitted the performance had been worth all the long rehearsals. Heavenly shades of night are falling--lt's Twi- light Time . . . echoed from the gym the night of the Sophomore Hop, a me- morable night. As juniors we went around the school with one hand extended in front for weeks, for all to see our shiny red and gold rings. To each underclassman was uttered a superior, uSee! We found , 1 Q 'W':ck -Jfwfu., Lodi High School-where we spent our freshnien year our main problems to be chemistry, English grammar, and history tests. From the chem. room came a voice say- ing, HPlease be careful and don't drop any more test tubesf' followed by, Open those windows quickly, and the most horrible smells. We were told in English class that anyone could learn grammar if he just applied himself! An operetta, Meet Arizona was produced with huge Western splendor and made us all wish we were around a blazing campfire. Our courageous women teachers exhibited their skills in an ole Charlston and the male faculty members performed a bal- let number in a talent show held in the auditorium. What they lacked in grace they made up for in humor with their pink costumes, toe shoes, and tiny bask- ets of roses. Another dramatic highlight was '6Arsenic and Old Lace,'7 a comedy about two little old ladies who went about poisoning people. This was a year for elections. After weeks of campaigning with posters such as, '6Creat googa mooga, Vote for Ket Rugaf' and buttons worn proclaiming choices, and speeches, Stud- ent Council and Senior Class officers were elected. Plans for the Junior Prom were starting to take shape. '6Chanson de Parisw was the theme and we danced and dined in the atmosphere of Paris cafes at dusk. The King and Queen, Bruce Kobis and ,lo-Ann Pelak ruled over a wonderful evening. A chapter of the National Honor Society was formed and twenty-six proud juniors were elected to it. Then that memorable day finally came when each of us could walk through the front door and say, 'il am a senior. The honor of being a senior brought many new problems with which to contend: col- lege application blanks to fill out, inter- views for jobs, scholarships, visits to the draft board, and worst of all, the wait- f W-wnwhl. 5 ' 7 East Paterson Memorial High School-here we have the distinction of being the first graduating class. ing. MDear Ruth, a wartime comedy was prepared by the Dramatics Club, giving East Patersonls future Barrymores their big chance. We walked through our classes chanting, Double bubble, toil and trouble . . . while we relived Mac- beth's tragic life. And we uttered that silly inevitable question, What's a term paper? We soon found out, and seemed to be writing them ever since. One high- light of our sports activities was a bonfire held the night before our last football game. As we stood around the high burn- ing fire, the captain of our football team burned a Wayne player in el-ligy. Judy Osborn was chosen to be the Football Queen by the Varsity Club and looked lovely as she pinned corsages on the cheerleaders and majorettes at the last game. We enjoyed a delicious dinner at our annual Fall Awards Banquet, when players, cheerleaders, A and majorettes were presented with letters. One of our former teachers, Nancy Uber, was seri- ously injured in an automobile accident, and our men's faculty together with Tea- neck's faculty played a benefit game in her honor. We had such a warm feeling inside, knowing we had helped someone, and we were victorious in the game. Whenever we hear Stardust it will re- mind us of the Senior Ball held in the Westmount Country Club. In a setting of candles and flowers -Susan Kollar was crowned Queen. The time of the Senior Play was approaching, along with many sleepless nights. Campus Quarantine was a rollicking success enjoyed by all. We met one new character---a gorgeous blonde named Steve! A little bit of Ire- land came to East Paterson as our music department presented the musical com- edy Finian's Rainbow. Early in May we boarded buses bound for Washington--the time for our senior trip had come at last. Everything we did and saw was just wonderful and we began to realize this would soon be over, our senior year was reaching its end. A ban- quet was held for seniors before grad- uation and that very special evening was concluded all too soon. Before we 'knew it, graduation and its festivities were over. The time had come for us to part after four years of being together. We will never forget these faces, and classes, or our schoolg for these memories will always remain a part of us. We will look back on them with fondness and a smile, and though we do not know what lies ahead, wciwill go forth with faith to take our place in the world of tomorrow. 'nQf1- l I N f X ff , X, I I ! ! f I Y X f El Xt Sl X! xx XR X - . 1 HOMEROOM 11-1 MR. LIPSET Altf, Robert Appel, William Bernstein, Howard Begica, Dennis Bidnick, Donna Carnevale, Thomas De Casto, Thomas Daly, Grace Emerick, John Hanlon, Brian Hoffman, Kenneth Holl, Stephanie Kanischak, Arlene Koenig, Sharon Krzys, Sandra Lemma, Carolyn Levinthal, Robert Menieola, Linda Petrochkowich, Kathy Schweighardt, Martin Sopeak, Sari-Anne Steines, Robert Sudol, Alice Swedics, John Srely, Barbara Vilardi, Pat HOMEROOM 11-2 MRS. RICHARDSON Alson, Linda Bednarcik, Karen Bit-lon, Joseph Collins, Richard Csejka, Gloria Dunderly, William Forlai, Vilma Francesconi, Charles Grassano, Anthony Hladik, Patricia Keller, Joan Kenwood, Marcia Keshner, Stuart Kraweak, Micheal Lindsay, Alexander MasDonald, Bonnie Neary, John Opirhory, Patricia Peleher, Barbara Roberts, Rosemary Sarno, Louis Sawicki, Barbara Sudol, Stanley Tinus, Valentine Toth, Douglas Wisnofski, Phylis HOMEROOM 11-3 MISS MOSSUTO Bartolozzi, Richard Busch, Raymond Canning, Bernard F ascella, Salvatore F elekey, Shirley F isher, Raymond Gall, Rosemary Kleber, Christian Krautsieder, Joseph Lepusnak, Dolores Lutsza, John Margarita, Etta Martens, Robert McAtteer, Gerald McDavitt, Ellen Nieordka, Beverly Nowark, Frank Orlouski, Martha Piselli, John Raymond, .lean Roy, Janice Russo, Charles Sceeg, Barbara Schneider, Patricia Seynour, Paul Sorenson, Fern Staub, Wendel Thorne, Raymond Vandermast, Daniel Welker, Elaine Wiles, Barbara --....,-,,.. at f X. Barkolow, Carolyn HOMEROOM 11-4 MRS. GOETTSCH Arigo, Barry Bartolozzi, Frank Bergrab, James Boehler, Helen Demarco, Dennis Hanlon, Kathleen Holton, Nancy Horwath, Ronald Husii, Henry Kanter, Ronald Keys, Kathleen Marakovitz, Edward Martello, George McGowen, Frank Norman, James Ossi, Gloria Patella, Donald Ramer, Daniel Rannou, Maryvonne Salerno, Phyllis Sarno, Theresa Snyder, Patricia Slrittmatter, Judith Szuch, Lorraine Valentine, Kevin Wallerstein, Martin Wagner, Margarette Westphal, Thomas Macejka, Kenneth Majerscak, Janice Patacco, Judith Podsiad, Eileen HOMEROOM 11-5 MRS. KRAFT HOMEROOM 11-6 MISS HOTZ Harrison, Harvey Pastula, Christine AMJIUZZCSC, AHIJTOHY Hill, Nancy Patera, Joan Cole, Carol Bizak, Marianne Bosco, Rosalie Carlson, Diane Celli, Sandra Ferraro, Linda Gagliano, Theresa Grnrek, Joyce Kuzan, Ada Louridas, Nick Mann, Bruce Olejarz, Stanley Oswald, Edward Robin, Michael Roth, Bruce Skordinsky, Evann Stack, John White, Nancy Zappala, Caroline De Blau, John Elliot, Jean Ericson, John Fletcher, Gerald Gilsinger, Joseph Glazer, Ronald Gullone, Patricia Malpass, Barbara Mangano, Mary Ann McCulloch, Carol Mitchka, Kenneth Monte, Marie Morgan, Elaine Mazzone, Richard Natonick, Mary Ann Riordan, John Rusin, Beverly Scavetta, Gerald Staine, Anthony Struss, Lois Tompson, Kenneth Wallington, William QD EL s 5 E HOMEROOM 11-7 MR. ALLEN Barnhart, Patricia Roas, Stephen llrandstetter, Ronald Cafarelli, Theresa Carlough, John Colm-y, Constance Forhush, Charles Fox, Eleanor Gangale, Janet Garcia, Gloria Gardiner, Gail Jofle, David Kotfisz, Benjamin Lauer, Alan Maher, Jo Ann Miller, Cornelius Mlcoch, John Moore, Kathy New, August Orlovsky, John Pera, Sophie Rihnsky, Joyce Schmidt, Gerald Schneider, Phyllis Squilliace, Anthony Tarlaglia, Frank Terhusky, Richard Tuske, Stephen Verga, Rosalie HOMEROOM 11-8 MRS. TODD Abajia, Sal Alfred, Edward Butler, Patricia De Maria, Janet Gilbe, Sharon Greasley, David Green, Samuel Hayden, Paul Hetherington, James Kohout, Jeanne Karen, Paul Locks, Gary Mallor, Adriene Miles, Albert Petrilla, Janet Pisnieski, Jo Ann Prester, Patricia Price, Kathleen Ralick, Patricia Ruzila, Evelyn Schlatter, Maureen Sorenson, Coral Sprick, Joan Van Dalinda, Gerald Wilson, Steve Yamroz, Carol Zenkert, Arthur t HOMEROOM 11-9 MISS PRIMACK Bullaro, Judith Cannady, Dorothy Catalono, Robert Cutler, Sandra Fedus, Denise Giaquinto, Mary Ann Goldman, James Gradagnino, Michael Guerrero, Arthur Kamenick, Martin Katz, Carolyn Kurz, William Lamberski, Edward Liszcak, Frances Lopchuk, John Lorenzi, Annette Marsh, Leslie Napoli, Richard Neuman, Carole Niclaus, John Orosz, Stephen Pagano, John Pucklitsch, Carol Reichhardt, Gail Roth, Mary Seman, Diane Sherwin, Vicki Scanlon, Martin Spinelli, Ernest Stitzel, Warren Zualarren, Gloria f ,f I3- X f ' 521452 HOMEROOM 10-1 MISS- COLELLA HOMEROOM 10-2 MR. Beshlian, Patricia Beshlian, Sandra Castignani, Vivian Degethof, Diana De Maria, Theresa Eckhardt, Richard Frobose, Richard Goble, William Gurwitz, Barbara Helmrich, Robert Hinczynski, Jo Ann Jacobs, Audrey J ahnsen, Jean Krol, Linda Larger, Raymond Leidenfrost, Theresa Liddell, David Loehwing, Elmer Machtemes, George Malmendier, Brain Maney, William Marchese, Kieth Mercadante, John Miner, Walter Moran, Harry Niclaus, Walter Payne, Richard Schaaf, John Siely, Patricia Shapiro, Marilyn Altieri, Joseph Azrak, Louis Blasser, Robert Blumenthal, Ronald Cheski, Lillian De Lorenzo, Gerald Friedman, Barry Garofalo, Frank Hainzi, Maureen Horelheke, Diane Janiec, Audrey Koller, Claire Kosut, Thomas Lee, Patricia Libak, Herbert Maggio, Joseph McCoy, Rosemary Miller, Bradley Mitchell, Edward VOLONNINO N cal, Thomas N emeth, John Polzer, Allen Richmond, Allen Reynhout, Frank Schilloci, Lillian Steinberg, Monica Sullivan, Catherine Vankat, Linda Van Pelt, Ronald Arkin, Susan Bernaducci, Jean Bomersbach, Peter Cantor, Lewis Chalfin, Marc Cosgrove, Robert Donnellon, Richard Dorner, Julia Enright, Sharon Everett, Theresa HOMEROOM 10-3 MISS RACANIELLO Baron, Michael Blaurock, Burton Brose, Alan Bulmer, JO Ann De Maio, John Dunnican, Thomas Fehr, Kathleen Galasso, Joanne Hein, Eleanor Holton, Arthur Huha, Mary Ann Kalesa, Joyce Kaminski, Robert Koll, Miriam Kornreich, Shelia Kral, Peter Krzys, Roberta Lapp, Eileen Lehr, Franklin Leone, Arlene Paradiso, Albert Rieger, Etta Mae Roselasky, Elaine Rotenberg, Marvin Sattler, Linda Skowronski, Charles Sniffen, Charles Sokol, Steven Slefiick, Ronald Stopck, Seth Struss, David HoMERooM 10-4 MR. Rats HOMEROOM 10-5 MR. MCCABE Curak, Irene Krumpfer, Jo Ann Kurtz, Ruthann Lambert, James Markovich, Arleen Mastroberte, Robert Molnar, Barbara Pechenik, Mark Perrelly, Joseph Philhower, Helen Piscioto, Patricia Price, Brian Sarno, Gerald Shahenn, Janice Slota, Janet Takaroff, Joan Usherson, Joel Vetri, Robert Wikiera, Douglas Yosco, Joseph Anderson, Patricia Anderson, Rosemary Boas, Philip Bulmer, Thomas Burghgraef, Dorothy Cohen, Joel Elkin, Deborah Hellebrand, Edward Hoff, Wendall Hurley, Lois Janiga, Elaine Jorlett, Joseph Kieran, Ceorge King, Robert Lasker, Elizabeth Koziel, Benjamin Leitzes, Stuart Lerner, Fred Lombardo, Thomas Martinelli, Albert McDonald, Brenda Mitzner, Michael Piccoli, Carolyn Reichardt, Sandra Repka, Charles Risky, William Sampson, Martha Sciorra, Victor Sionne, Barbara Solar, Donald Sole, Peter Wurczinger, Elaine J -90- HOMEROOM 10-6 MISS JACOBS Aronsohn, Michael Baratta, Pat Belli, Evelyn Brett, Carol Burkle, Linda Cammarata, Joseph Connelly, Patricia Cuoco, Carmela Demeter, Robert Luge, Jean Grancarz, Patricia Gilroy, Rosemary Hein, Henry Kamn, Elaine Leeder, Charles Lipton, Edgar Nantista, Estelle Napolitano, Sandra Potocki, Kenneth Prentice, Charles Ralicki, John Rodriguez, Carl Steele, Carol Swiderski, Casimira Tredigo, Ronald Van Pelt, Robert Weiss, Robert Zafran, Harry Zoldak, Edward HOMEROOM 10-7 MRS. CARROLL Alamia, Vincent Bogden, Alfred Cartu, Harold Conklin, Theodore Damico, Maryann De Maria, Elaine Fink, Carolann Goodman, Bonnie Gould, Nathan Levinson, Andrea Linsell, Robin Mas Kenzie, Sharon MacKenzie, Sharon Meszaras, Michael Napolitano, Jerry Pasquale, Evalyn Preziosi, Ella Pruzinsky, Janet Quade, Beverly Sabina, Paul Seiden, Peter Skulnik, Linda Slane, Robert Stica, Ronald Tal, Rose Tapp, Patricia Udits, Diana Veil, Carol Wessel, Garret Wright, Robert Alexander, Mary Ellsworth, Arlene Babbitt, Judy Frazer, Donald Bartolozzi, Edward Grainonga, Irene Bevans, Michael Grewtert, Sharon Blaustein, Alvin Guadagnino, Michael Cammerano, Beverly Haines, Michael Crusco, Margaret Hopper, Bernard Dawson, Joseph Kerstner, Frank Doubek, Claire Knierm, Richard Dye, Kathleen HOMEROOM 10-8 MR. CALLEO Kovac, Dorothy Lembo, Andrew Nasuta, Vincent Orecchio, Edward Paliana, Harold Roskos, Caroline Russo, Rita Tunnel, Jo Ann Winters, Cynthea Young, Robert Q' It 'C ? 7 5'f ,av HOMEROOM 9-1 MISS SARTI Alldoffer, Barbara Ashworht, Karen Ashworth, Roger Beratta, Doninick Berezansky, Maryann Centore, Louis Cuhaj, Rose D'Arcangelo, Michael De Lotto, Albert Di Buono, Barbara Dobin, Paula Dunn, Jane Enright, Vaugn Ferrigno, Sue Ellen Fisher, Lynn Cebler, Joseph Giamona, Vincenti Gonick, Mark Joline, Janice Klass, Esther Luchesi, Lorraine MacMurre, Kathleen New, Ronald Orlouski, Theodore Philhower, Robert Rabel, Judith Racocy, Gregory Suto, Ernest Wiecoreck, Howard Yondolino, Carol Barker, Bernard Bruno, Garry Catania, Virginia Cigol, Donald De Maria, Sylvia Derkacs, Robert Downey, Allen Ferraro, Barbara Glaser, Jennifer Greutert, James Grob, Christine HOMEROOM 9-2 MR. SEGAL Hayden, Vincent Hayes, Frank Higgens, James Josefowitz, Paul Kamencik, Trudy Kirk, Lesley Klackowsik, Judith Koppeuhaver, Laverne Kotfisz, Jeanette Loche, Melissa Machtemes, Peter Moore, William Moran, Sandra Prester, Barbara Russo, Sherry Ann Ruzila, Michael Selick, Zeva Sicola, Charles Sternshuss, Mark Verrelli, Robert Zaccone, Gerald HOMEROOM 9-3 MISS KONOPKA Alexander, Esther Babito, Ruth Ann Bakol, Jacqueline Behm, Linda Bizub, Phillip Burmester, Jane Caren, Mark Cavaliero, Frank Crisafulli, Carol Del Bianco, Pat Failla, Dennis Havilk, Donald Keegan, William Kowthe, Joann La Parle, Thomas Libak, David Marcotulli, Richard Merz, Kathleen Monico, Joseph O'Dea, Maureen Ruthowski, Elaine Sarno, William See, Daniel Wilson, Cynthia HOMEROOM 9-4 MR. ABRAMO Bizzuh, Philip Galasso, Richard Chace, Robert Hetherington, Richard Chalfin, Susan Huard, Sharon Del Mauro, Marianne Humphries, Margot De Mase, Mary Mayer, William Eggermont, Raymond Mesi, Karen Everett, Eileen Meyers, Barbara Fohrman, Sandra Moody, Elizabeth Frnaz, Barbara Olivieri, Thomas Gadjo, Marlene Randzin, Arthur Galanti, Gail Runhardt, Carol Ross, Bruce Standberg, Lee Takas, Frank Tatzz, Steven Thouret, Sharon Ulchinsky, James Van Pelt, William Wovkanych, Diance Wovwenberg, Renee Wroblesky, Gerald Young, Jeffrey HOMEROOM 9-5 MISS SAYER Allen, Barbara Arch, Gerald Baker, Robert Brust, Robert Buccigrossi, Judith Cammarano, James Courtwright, Jeanne De Bruyle, Arlene De Graw, Betty Firstbrook, Michael Flax, Roberta Goldberg, Michael Green, Roger Kowalozyk, Joseph Pastor, Jean Marie Rothwell, Marietta Steven, lrwin Stelley, Roger Stocker, Barbara Traino, Julie Ann Weston, Georgene Currelli, Linda Lapsky, Edward Wolf, Paula Dalla Mura, Elaine Zirl, Paula HOMEROOM 9-6 MR. WOLFER HOMEROOM 9.7 MRS. CATALIOTO Belli, Richard J anowitz, Joel Nowicsky, Dolores Allan, J. Hoffman, B. Niforos, P. Casole, John J oachin, George Pelzzer, Judith Arkin, B. Hotaling, S. Olejarz, L. Cook, Gregory Kerpcsar, Arlene Pericciuoli, Foster Bigica, R. Jackson, L. Prelick, L. Damiane, Nina La Barbera, Richard Shapiro, Stanley Dancsisin, D. Jacob, B. Schumann, R. Dyr, Michael La Bruna, Diane Sheroff, Carol Ann Dunn, K. Jacobs, D. Sedgwick, R. Gaboda, Margaret Langer, Roclyn Szarvas, Irene F eczer, R. Koenig, W. Seman, J. Golas, Michael Mayurne, Marion Szuck, Kathleen Feintuch, H. Komar, M. Songailo, L. Granata, Dorothy Meyers, Howard Trapanese, Samuel Foster, M. Liptak, D. Stellingwerf, C. lacuzzo, Wana McCann, Eileen Wehmann, Carl Gangale, M. Malec, R. Turoff, R. Garofalo, R. Nachtigal, B. Villani, L. Heine, L. Woznicki, J. l -94- HOMEROOM 9-8 MISS SCROCCO Brown, Bonnie Buning, Stefonie Cielo, Lorraine Cortese, Ronald D'Argenzio, Charles De Boer, Andrew Fulton, Alfred Galini, Frank Goetz, Lewis Hagerman, Robert Hagstrom, Joan Hedgepeth, Gregory Jacobs, Beverly Koper, Geoffrey Klien, Joan Kwasnichi, Janice Linstra, Garry Michelson, Marc Pera, Loretta -Pitsker, Julius Ramesdorfer, Don Razmus, Susan Scittorale, Anthony Smith, Robert Swan, Diane Swiderski, Paul Typper, Leslie Velie, Philip Vitale, Theresa Wikiera, Patricia Wolek, Mary Lou HOMEROOM 9-9 MRS. KALAS HOMEROOM 9-10 MRS. SALZBERG Bailey, Lorraine Brill, Barry Celli, Rose Eichelberger, Glen Gawronski, Mary Gbur, Alice Humphreys, Carol Karas, Peter Karlecke, Theodore Liba, John Liptak, William Liszczak, Edward Miller, Adolph Mrak, Robert Oakley, Ernise Oakley, Ruth Perrelly, Therese Perry, Richard Peschley, Charles Pluhar, Patricia Romanchick, Joseph Roycraft, Patricia Rubenstien, Steven Schneider, Diane Smith, Sharon Lee Snyder, Roy Taylor, Raymond Varner, Susan Weinbel, Barbara Young, Theodore Zotkow, Barry Bak, Randolph Clarke, James Connolly, Diane Dicks, John Froberg, Shirley Green, Thomas J anowsky, Vivian Karlecke, Steven Kennedy, Kathleen Kollar, Michael Lazovick, Linda Lorence, Gale Miklowitz, Barbara Milazzo, Frank N egreann, Elyse Nevino, John O'Connell, Eileen Parmeland, Ted Rolando, Emil Salerno, Gloria Schwartz, Fred Schwind, Doris Scely, Francis Sheitcl, Paul Stevens, Sharon Teller, Barbara Trupler, Donna Viechnichi, Karen Vitale, Emil Wallace, Joseph West, Joan Zingarelli, Richard -4 il. ft it 4 :J ,W , wwf ti th GRADE GRADE 8-1 MR. ROMANCHAK Albano, J. Bailey, D. Berger, M. Blasser, J. Botto, R. Carlough, J- Cherewich, J. Cline, G. De Maria, M. J osef, R. Kaptuch, M. Lasica, K. Mannarino, M. Masin, J. Mazzota, A. McCu1lock, R. McGovern, P. Nicosia, R. Pielka, R. Pinsky, E. Rizzo, A. Schillaci, P. Schweitzer, J. Silverman, M. Songailo, I. Strait, V. Takacs, V. Tinus, L. Turolf, C. Zayatz, J. GRADE 8-2 MR. FISCHER Ace, M. Basalyga, T. Bayer, M. Brancaccio, R. Burgard, E. Dellia Valle, J. Galler, G. Girdice, I. Graf, G. Haight, R. Hainze, J. Kanter, S. Kearney, P. Klein, B. Kosch, T. Leitzes, L. MacKenzie, W. Manowiecki, E. N emec, D. Olson, K. Platt, J. Polzer, K. Renaut, C. Roed, J. Schultz, J. Schwartz, R. Stave, R. Timinski, C. Troller, W. Veit, S. Wagner, W. Wellins, R. GRADE 8-3 MR. DE LUCA Adamo, J. Bidakis, D. Canter, H. Cintron, D. Czyzewski, A. De Vito, R. Haft, C. Higgs, C. l-luntly, L. Kahn, P. Kanischak, J. Kerstner, l. Kleber, L. Klemer, G. Kolarik, T. Kudla, K. Lapsley, W. Martinsen, B. Niedzialak, D. Ost, K. Ploss, D. Raskin, C. Regan, L. Schulz, J. Serafin, C. Sherry, T. Silverman, B. Stack, M. Toci, D. Van Der Vilet, K ?5.MMBE5 332?3 1 E All E 1 - f x. 1 Q . 5 E . , 5 ii 5 .. 5 Q W GRADE 8-4 MR. GANNAIO GRADE 8-5 MRS. NANFELDT Austin, W. Miller, V. Barnhart, R. MacDonald, B. Berkowitz, S. Morisco, N. Bortol, A. Makiovsky, S. Boylan, V, Palmer, O, Buchicchio, R. Martinelli, C. Dixon, L, Paulino, K, Cederstrom, C. Mathews, W. Galimi, R. Picone, K. D6 Blau, J. Osur. D- Gangale, J. Ralick, S. Dolii, E. Petruchkovich, M. Havel, S. Rao, R, Drcsner, E. Rotenberg, E. Kendall, L. Reidda, E. FCJFJCY. R- Shycko, N. Keshner, H. Scheetz, D. Friedman, M. Silvers, L. Kloss, B. Slockbower, K, Gardiner, R. Slavinsky, E. Macijka, D. Stica, R. Heifitz, N. Stalknecht, V. Matera, D. Sudol, J. Johnson, L- Slaff, E- McCulloch, D. Tepper, G. Kerwin, N. Stramiello, D. McNinch, P. Veres, L. Kilman, S. Techy, L. Yucis, C. Librera, W. Zucker, R. GRADE 8-7 MR. TOCI GRADE 8-8 MR. AMENDOLARA Alstram, D. McAuley, T. Baker, M. McDonald, J. Bargrab, S. Mlcoch, T. Boardman, T. Morrison, J. Ccnelli, D. Monroe, R. Di Adamo, B. Nagy, R. Dittams, W. Poce, N. Dill. R. Ralechi, B. Erlewein, P. Perkovich, J. Festa, P. Rogers, M. Holzlein, C. Peterson, J. Gilroy, J. Schreiber, R. Humphreys, S. Randzin, L. Hoilsma, D. Schwartz, L. Kaiser, J. Roark, D. Horowitz, L. Simonian, V. Keresty, L. Sacks, S. Kazaren, M. Toci, R. Koliche, C. Shattuck, W. Keresty, R. Varga, R. Koller, L. Snider, J. Kest, S. Vasile, V. Korn, J. Sperling, R. Kwasnick, D. Von Gruben, P. Liherman, M. Suhai, B. La Placa, R. Westdyk, J. Markman, M. Warren, B. Mazzotta, B. Williams, T. Vilchech, R. Wood, S. ns I 1. -..- . ... - - . bv GRADE 8-6 MISS MURPHY Barnhart, J. Krakawer, D. Bebm, E. Locks, R. Brunnow, J. Louridas, C. Burns, E. Mathies, K. Cehblero, G. Mendkon, J. De Nooyer, D. Menzo, D. De Vliegher, C. Mitzner, S. De Wolf, B. Paliana, R. Festa, J. Palmer, M. Goldberg, J. Picariello, K. Guerrero, V. Popech, E. Holland, A. Rosen, A. Haooander, M. Rusin, A. Judge, C. Schneider, G. Kitlan, J. Slota, R. Tahach, G. GRADE 8-9 MR. LORENZI Babbitt, B. Moltz, R. Brown, J. Millazo, G. Condie, J. Nanek, D. Conforti, C. Nelson, W. Creathorne, G. Orosz, D. De Lorenzo, L. Popp, R. Di Mauro, J. Razen, C. Glick, C. Rento, J. Gutkin, D. Sheer, A. Hempstead, J. Szebaebstein, L. Kaplan, C. Tranes, J. Krautsieder, K. Van Houten, B. Lacz, T. Vitriol, G. Mathison, G. Whitelaw, H. Zazzaro, J. ,,,f.,..a... - lhpl - V w X K M IKIQ H .W.................. ..,,..,, ...iw .,..... .LM ..,. ..,, .W W, th GRADE GRADE 7-10 Bidinost, K. Bezrih, J. Busch, R. Chirkas, L. Curlee, M. D'Argenxio, P. De Ciuceis, A. De Nee, A. Dreyfus, G. Dubrin, M. Dunn, S. Fulmer, G. Gliatta, L. Goetz, C. Grassa, P. Grezlak, J. GRADE 7-1 MRS. FUSILLO Alfl, B. Jaros, B. Battinelli, S. Kolano, L. Beley, L. Krupa, T. Bergen, J. Lesko, H. Boros, F. Moore, B. Braun, J. Mulligan, J. Cuoco, F. Perna, R. Gentner, S. Pucklitsh, A. Grimaud, M. Rodreguez, R. Gundersdorf, W. Scalzo, J. Haft, M. Skordinsky, R. Hodum, H. Smilgeliski, T. Hoifman, F. Stack, M. Hoffman, H. Vogel, M. Wagner, J. MISS HEARNS Hleovas, J. Keller, P. Koch, R. Kozak, H. Krakower, M. Lo Cicero, C. Orlovsky, D. Riegu, J. Rubenstein, J. Scanlon, R. Sedlacik, C. Slater, J. Sroke, M. Staub, S. Stoeckel, L. Westinzton. D. GRADE 7-2 Blender, M. Browne, R Burnett, J. Carrino, A Dec, L. De Cuiceis Dolce, A. Du Bois, R. Giurintano Golas, J. Hartmann, L. Juillet, J. Kerwin, L. Kozack, R. Leetsma, J Morisco, J. MR. DI LORENZO Niezold, G. Oliva, L. Piccerillo, T. Rakocy, S. Samojlenko, N. Santangelo, R. Sarchio, R. Scrivens, G. Smith, G. Snyder, H. Spitale, R. Strassberg, P. Terwilliger, S. Trumpler, T. Vitake, J. Volman, J. Witt, S. GRADE 7-3 MR. VAN DEN HENDEN Arch, R. Barry, B. Benjamin, B. Berkowitz, K. Burhmans, N. Chvasta, M. Cole. C. De Mayo, G. Dolfi, C. Ferregno, T. Graziano, M. Gurnari, D. Hanna, K. Koenig, D. Leidenfrost, A. Lougheny, T. Malic, W. Mercaclante, D. Miliewicz, C. Perry, H. Preziozi, J. Rappaport, M. Russek, C. Slevin, E. Straka, E. Stransky, J. Szwed, C. Timinski, L. Van Pelt, J. Wernick, C. Zenkert, A. Aettel, J. Fr? K e .. GRADE 7-4 MR. POTOCZAK Albert, P. llufla, J. llratka, J. Cigol, R. Courtwright, W. Coyle, T. Decker, A. Didyk, D. Greene, R. Holl, K. Holub, N. Kish, R. Korn, W. Kreyling, D. Lavigne, F. Lee, G. Le-lller, A. Lombardo, K. Mazzione, C. Mitchell, B. Regenbogen, P. Sasso, J. Scarlatta, J. Siski, L. Sprik, L. Sprik, L. Swartz, S. llsherson, D. Vlatlyka, K. Wurszinger, A. n, T. GRADE 7-7 MR. MERBETH Alwamowitz, T. Gersht, D. Auryansen, R. Gerstein, R. liruilzynski, M. Gucrrieri, K. Campman, R. Guz, E. fiassady, L. Haskin, D. Ciucius, M. Kopcr, J. Cuhaj. J. Liptak, K. Cz:-piel, J. Machtemis, B. De Grace, P. Millu, A. De MQ-ritt, S. Negreann, L. Doe, A. Nemelh, L. Englancler, T. Patoray, E. F4-her, J. Skolfl, F. Haycloz, G. Suleski, A. Gelok, K. Vallone, D. Winfield, S. 5 5 n 5 2 5 Q 5 I Q D in 'W GRADE 7-5 MRS. WEINBERG GRADE 7-6 MRS. CIOLETTI Antonacci, S. Levine, R. Argentorio, D. Ordini, P. Armen, A. Lo Presti, J. Brett, A. Paliani, J. Bulmer, J. Macurak, J. Byrnes, K. Roleson, K. llurhans, L. Maron, J. Cc-yne, L. Roslasky, G. Choka, G. Mathison, J. De Angelo, L. Ruth, A. Cianoiullo, D. Muskivitch, P. Deanin, B. Sciarra, S. Cokinos, J. Pantano, V. Dancsuin, E. Sherwin, M. Corbett, M. Pitak, G. Downey, L. Signorini, A. De Lorenzo, G. Pressler, R. Duzz, S. Spinato, B. Dorl, R. Sole, A. Hellebrand, J. Swift, P. Funt, H. Sprick, L. Kosloy, L. llrspvich, D. Gaydos, D. Stack, P. Kutches, M. Wafkowski, M. Gorten, W. Suto, D. Mallamaci, L. Wallerstein, N. Green, E. Tranes, F. McLaughlin, J. Zaorski, D. Lentini, J. Weir, D. Moore, W. Zitcer, M. GRADE 7-8 MR. MARANZ GRADE 7-9 MR. JAMES Boclner, A. Noar, R. Altis, M. Hook, B. Brose, S. Pariman, G. Anderson, A. Kowtou. VV. Burns, J. Price, S. Balon, B. Krumpfer, J. Damiani, M. Raften, L. Brooks, L. Minc, N. Del Mauro, D. Sarno, S. Chanin, L. O'Connell, J. Del Mauro, N. Schwartz, R. Cuhaj, S. Ohland, E. Holton, B. Sebastian, D. Danial, L. Roslkowski, P. Jupin, K. Sheehan, S. Dodzik, A. Ruzila, M. Kayne, S. Skubish, B. Dyr, R. Small, W. Keegan, V. Skulnick, M. Gallo, S. Solomka, R. Kirk, L. Steele, V. Gerstner, C. Sommers, M. Knoble, J. Verrillik, M. Grapes, R. Stoothoof, C. Lipkin, J. Wenclroff, J. Herk, G. Vriolo, M. Mainardi, K. White, G. Hogrewe, K. Williams, S. Malek, R. Zagula, J.' Hoodiman, B. Youngernian, D. Rez Q .,....'Qau--w-M , lllvlusnu-gg, M,,,pavdl N, , I - www -100- 'hr fs :iii ,Q V, Fm 1f..,,,,m Q ' 5 E i X E - as --Q----.A mf X ar ,, T ar fi:-:IEEE-'EE 'f' fax -:iii I 5? .-YF: 'S' .QA f it U' A dx Q 'X ,r- vlvbvr- '5'v f '?ilv-x- ,. X' 'wi A 1, 4...,,- 'Z Q IX r uf :ff vw +- 6 if? ,gli un- YN Abzkgrf' '5'L 1L'! 4 as, N-ff 1 xx?-55 air W 'Y ' AJ was 5,2 L J-A Yqla' M15 +I 'WWGP' -s..,L,wA 'L 'Je A-meg, -. A A X 'hi 11 ? fa ra as ,K 1 , . 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Q. 4: va' 'll-YA' ...L . . 2 'x fl , I 1- -. - -.73 I - f ' -rw-N f ' 'ri WY- .QC-2 I . . fig' 4. . ... . 3. ,. af ,wifi N' iii. Wg., ' .1- f mvs-111 . ff. 32- .. f . -' DANIEL SLANE '35 5 Q . , ., MMT . J . is X 35 NN J f , .ff-M4701 LR S' 'if .. . .I 3 'I -- V fs-I J, ?2,.6.1.b. . ,Vai 'f t Y. SWK ' .., , If sg, 4,-, f n .X4 .- i' ?ii'.iaQ'C:.u wY .53. .-' BRUCE PALMER WILLIAM BRILL First row, left to right, Managvr, L. Dienes, S. O'Connell, P. Castiglia, B. Trongone, B. Vankat, Captain, C. Noona, B. Brill, R. DiMauro, B. Palmer, Sc-cond row: Managvr, M. Wallerstein, D. Lindsay, C. Roth, J. Zozzaio, D. Slane, D. Haas, C. Occhipinti, R. Tunnell, A. Cassaday, K. Milchka, R. Fisher, J. Stack, Coach A. Parelli. Third row: Manager, Les March, J. Pisilli, M. Cuadagnino, B. Sarno, W. Niclaus, R. Slane, J. Parrelly, R. Collins, R. Catalano. R. Van Poll, P. Bomorshach. J. Nometh, Assistant Coach. J. Kristafick. Fourth row: P. Sabina. D. Patella, D. Frazer, F. McGowan, J. Young, H. Bernstein, J. Napolitamo, G. Kieran, C. Rodreguez, R. Eckhardt, S. Leitzvs, R. Scavetto, A. Zenkert. ,- .Q-ff.-.-R I I' Y. .W ,g , . .. w A .Y :nf-Fg,,4..,.f ' ' -105- u The locker room crowds as the boys get ready for the game. Mr. Volonino, assistant coach, has many tense mo- ments. The game moves fast. The boys huddle for their signals. This looks like a clear field. Players wonder, Which way ' did the ball go? FOOTBALL VARSITY SCORES Home s Visitors 6 Paterson Eastside 20 T 6 Paramus 18 , 12 Paterson Central 27s 25 Pequannock 12 44 Dersml 5 13 i Verona 19 24- Lodi 21 6 Ridgefield 0 241 6 Wayne T 33 gg Q me i.w-.M-.Mmm-smm' V.. fiitiefwzfgi fzisfsggggfi ,Q , is n... ,g Q 52, V K K -4 K. , . , , ' 'J 11 F, ,- i ., T., ..106- ,X The boys wait anxiously for their turn on the field. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row left to right: Sharon Creutf-rt. Sandra Napolitano, Peggy Crusco Second row, left to right: Claire Doubek, Sandra Beshllan, Elizabeth Lasker. .lean Fuge. 3 LOTS MARKOVICH ln rain or shine, victory or defeat, our cheerleaders remain loyal to school and team. Their high spiri-t, great pep, and stamina along with that extra special get up and go have often inspired the Crusaders on to victory. fRC3d1Hg Clockwisel Advisor Mrs Markley Lois Markovich, Kersti Ruga, Barbara Glatt, Lily Kaptuch co captain Jean MacKenzie co captain Carol Lucia, Virginia Olson, Jo Ann Liberti Vilma Forlai Bonnie MacDonald Diane Carlson, Linda Fc-rraro. 'f,Pf.2.'1'g.' 3 1 rf',1r, r H ,up A .1 I ' A ,f5.,31.,,-mem,-Q . . f ' - evwfw- ex 4. '...t-1 .Humane MARGARET HAUBOLD LORRAINE DE LORENZO PATRICIA CONTRATA MARGARET McCANN M IURETTE PATRICIA PERA SHARON JOLINE PATRICIA KREJCI - 108 - PATRICIA STALKNECHT With magical unison, striking uniforms, and a proud strut, the majorettes add exuberance to any game. They perform unique rou- tines for an excited and apprecia- tive audience. S it T 'vs,-'i' 'M-L MAJORETTES ADVISOR MRS. CIOLETTI Patricia Contrata, Carmela Cuoco, Lorraine DeLorenzo, Barbara DiBuono, Theresa Everett, Shirley Felekey, Mary Ann Foster, Gail Galanit, Mary Gawronski, Margaret Haubold, Vivian Janosky, Sharon Joline, Patricia Krecji, Eileen McCann, Margaret McCann, Christine Pastula, Patricia Pera, Kathleen Price, Patricia Stalknecht, Barbara Stocker, Alice Sudol lDrum Majoreltel, Barbara if Szeely, Jo Ann Tunnell, Linda Vankat. COLOR GUARD Left to right: Jo AUD Mahr 1Capta1nJ, Pat Prester, Maija Dambls, Rosemarie McCoy. While the band plays, the girls perform wilh their gleam ing batons. 1' . JV- I I z it W- 'QL -.1-Si'-+ ---- Q, .1 U t ,AE YQ.,-AQ-ggi., , X. A, E .,. .1 ., Q jig. sq. . fe.: Ga Q ,-!.g-L ,Q V - fs. . Gi 'ff f....' Y ' P ,,,,,,, , ,,-,, . G, is i . -5 W 'fa ff S5'sst5s,5Lis-it -sfA- Sf -is H ff! MW' ' .. -f ,I ' f if- ,,., i if Q. O , f am-' W A A ' ' Nt A i A we y .- .,,,,,s,, ,i -: fa. W e 13-5,3 P' - ' NYY 'Je S 3+ A - as ., -.... A -E , . pi l ' ii,.,,-'. .- M.,-5:. A 9 ' sew ,Q , 1 x- The T wirlers march down the field during half time while the crowd cheers. Ifs the last game, and the group takes part in the ceremonies, xv1, e A 1 I ' ' A 5 efeie . -109 I n WILLIAM VANKAT mhkn llldlld u l lhn ca nlu 1 401 xptcun 9 1 C0 Caplaln Stanlu I1 Blunag Coach, Mr. Emil Caraz 'Sf lisffifl W-. 'H BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORES Home Visitors St. Luke Glen Rock Hasbrouck Heights Ramsey Pequannock Lodi Ridgefield Paramus Mahwah Lodi Ridgefield Wayne Ramapo Saddle Brook Wayne Mahwah Paramus Pequannock New Providence STANLEY REMBISZ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ont row left to right: P. Seymour, P. Sabina, D. Patella, B. Blaurock, Bulan M Barone. Back row: L. Kante-r. P. Seiden, E. Hollebrand, X anl eh B. Nowak, R. Eckhanlt, H. Bernstein, coach, Mr. A. Merbcth. xg deciding point. Am,-.mmm STANLEY LaBRUNA C0-Captain Q-sf.. NWN Everyone jumps for the ball but no one gets il. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: R. Malec, M. Stcrnchuss, D. Dancsin, D Jacobs, H. Meyers, P. Karas. Second row: D. Cigol, C. We-hman, R Bak, V. Ciamona, B. Mulcc, coach Mr. Viglione. LY Hal - Stan sinks the ball for the lwwwauq Xl .K .R ff-B 11 ... ... in VARSITY SOCCER TEAM N . G. :..., 2' Hg. SOCCER Front row: left to right: J. Hamway, M. Piano, D. Skulnick, B. Zager, B. Weir, C. Locks, R. Viadyka, B. Conforti. Middle row: W. Stetzel, B. Mann, H. Husni, H. Harrison, S. Orosz, P. Klpyka, R. Tyburczy, G. McAteer. Back row: Coach, Mr J B rtolozzi J Radimer R Kanter P Seymour, D. Toth, S. LaBruna, Abramo, . a , . , . , . R. Szenzenstein, S. Rembisz, C. Francesconi, manager, L. Dienes. The boys take the game seriously. Left to right: Assistant Coach, Mr. Lorenzig Co-captain, Richard Szen- zensteing Manager, Louis Dienesg Captain, John Bartolozzig Coach, Mr. Abramo. iM' M l GE fi 5Y lSzK4!9f.Wil4 1:12. ' fz'x Aaw.p vpn forthe ball. fome 1 2 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 nw First row: left to right: S. Tuske, C. Skowronski, T. Dunnican, L. Azrak, E Hellebrand. Second row' M Chalfin R H1 'lc . . , . emric , M. Aronshon, R. Stica, R Knierim. Third row: L. Lorenzi, P. Baratta, R. Linsell, L. Cantor, R. Demeter, G Eichelberger. A t. .PE 5 ma. The most essential part of setting up a play is close team- work. Soccer players learnitd,tisetiitlz,eif XX,Ax, ' First row, left to right: J. Monico, B. Brust, P. Bizub, R. Mrak, G. Kop- . per. Second row: B. Klein, J. Janowitz, R. Perry, F. Periccuioli, L. Goetz, W. Moore, J. Cammarano. Third row: R. Marcottuli, R. Sedje- SOCCER wich, B. Sarno, P. Niforous, R. Eggermont, B. Fischer. VARSITY SCORES Visitors Ridgefield 1 Englewood 1 Verona 1 Teaneck 3 River Dell 1 Bergen Tech. 0 Glen Rock 0 Rutherford 0 Montclair 0 Paterson Eastside 0 Glen Rock 0 Paterson Eastside 0 Bergen Tech. 0 River Dell 3 River Dell 3 Chatham 1 M113- ,.,...............,-J., M--,,,.,wm , lfllff aww 3 Robert Weir Richard Di Mauro Paul Castiglia Bruce Palmer Ronald Scavetto Michael Piano A VARSITY Center, left to right: C. Occhipinti, P. Castiglia. Middle row: B. Weir. M. Piano, G. Rothwell, G. Cook, R. LaBarbara. Back row: G. Eichelherger, Coach D. DeLuca, B. Palmer, R. DiMauro, D. Slane, R. Tunnell, C. Noona, R. Scavetto, J. Young, Coach V. Amendolara, B. Trongone. K mil 'V V YJ X, ' gi, L Lk,, L, fir V k,'kLh '- gif?-vi Slfff. ' 1 4' 4, A f i, A ' l 5 , 1. wi ,Q Q 1 v, ,Q , Q in f gi!! 'ff w gi. ik, , fr 4 . RE., .,, , , My , QR VK .n K 'im E enter, left to right: T. Orlouski, J. Creutert. Second row: B. Barker, J. Norman, Keegan, B. Machtnemes, R. Sedjewich. Back row: coach V. Amendolara, C. alazzo, G. Arch, R. Slane, E. Galemi, W. VanPelt, W. Stitzel, R. Weiss, manager ichelberger. fChar1es Occhipinti Daniel Slane Charles Noona Richard Tunnell George Rothwell Charles Roth ire: Q . I , ,fm Alff, R. Brust, R. Cantor, L. Cosgrove, R. Alexander, M. Alldaffer, B. Anderson, R. Azrak, M. Barnhart, P. Baron, N. Blumenthal, V. Boden, A. Bulmer, ,I . Cammerano, B. Cole, C. Crusco, M. Decnyf, G. DeMaria, E. Doubek, C. Dunn, K. Dye, C. i . ...I . WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB: f MR. VOLONNINO Bomersbach, P. Pisilli, J. i Galemi, F. Rodreguez, C. Hellebrand, E. Sarno, W. Holton, A. Slane, R. Lindsay, D. Striescek, R. Locks, G. Wiekri, D. Occhipinti, R. mu iygili fu mm IS X lf! l pg 9 '15 I ,aw J ....,. TENNIS TEAM: ., ' 'V iv, MR. GANNAIO A I , Glazer, R. Skulnick, D. A 11 , I7 . Goldberg, J. Vitriol, W. '?f,a , g .L Qi at I A Levinthal, R. Winters, H. A ,J V f Shall, J. - ...E Shytel, P. Zager, R. ' -'-'7 , ' -5 il ,A -2 va f 7 ' . ,L ar' , .Q , aut... R. . .4 .. . i f.. was I GOLF TEAM: MR. TOCI Belin, J. Blaustein, V. Locks, G. X ' Niclaus,J. sg Occhipinti, C. .L if I Srack,J. J gg, I Q f Trongone, R. I GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: MISS TRANSUE 0 .I Enright, V. Fink, C. Glatt, B. Green, M. Hainzl, M. Juniga, E. Kaptuch, L. Keller, J. Keller, J. Kurtz, R. Lipkin, G. Locke, M. Luchesi, L. Luchesi, L. MacKenzie, S. Margarita, E. McCann, E. McDavitt, E. Moore, K. Natonick, M. Pelzer, J. Piccoli, C. Preziosi, E. Roth, M. Roycraft, P. Ruzila, E. Salerno, G. Salerno, P. Sattler, L. Sprick, J. Traino, J. Vankat, L. White, N. Widieria, P. Q, , , . .,,N,., 4 rv my f- ms. ., . , M .515 . - 4' . -. -uw -: W--5 Coach Mr. Carazo sets his stopwatch as co- captains Stanley La Brana and Richard Di Mauro are ready to start. . ..ai . ss., L , 1 X!'WmW frm- V .- V tsst , . M.. Vi . TV Q SW? R Q 'xt ew if ' is X -sf l is S' F R te 4 5 TRACK Discus throwing is a major division of this sport. SCHEDULE Shot put as also n luded an tins sport TRACK TEAM: MR. CARAZO E. Aronson, M. Hotaling, S. Azrak, L. Holton, A. ,2 M , 'V Vm . Baker, R. Jacobs, D. .Q ? 'L V I- ,Va V' Bart0l0zzi.E. .I0achim,C. -, 'PriLVR ... R df 0' ,sw LV 'R M . , V Rurlo1ozzi,J. Kanter, R. R' 1 .3 . V . . 8 I' W . V . Bernstein, H. Kicrnan, G. + V. - - t. j s Vg ' V , m 'V Boratta, P. King, R. V' H R , A M :' ' F j 5 ,R K ' Cammaranonl. Klypka, P. A V V ,.' E ' ' 'fa ff , 2 e W- V. '52 ,.L . --Qi Cavadicro, F. Knif-rim. R. - -5,4 ' 3 ' a r a V - -Q Vg H f -. .. 5 A 'V -.T.f Chace, R. Laliruna. S. -s um. f V. I. A .5 5, I-k 5 . f. - Vkl- . if ,V ...V V-3:15 .4 V V53 . . V . V , -N .Q . VV VV W V VV V A .V VV V ,-V V ., f , DINIHUFO, R. Llndsay, D. . '...V ' ' ' I ' 'V ,gf ' Q '. 1 ,,xQ:!Qii V Vt Echardt, R. Mann, B. 45 V V V- 5 , V V.',.. 1 - 5 X . ,,... V- - - Fisher, R. Marakovilz. 1' 1' ' V '52 V N A .. 155 s ' 'Q 4'- ' Frobose R. MCJXN-Gr J. V ,K A dygg V V V :-,. , VV ,V .V . VV 7 . V V - nk V V - . ,,.. ,- V V- A Vw VVVV . , VV Vi q Cromans, V. Mrak, R. ,,' V' ni -R 'W' -fray 1 W COPIZ, L- Masula, V. W E-.VV ,,,.,, W, VV ,A Vw .. 1 ,. ,VV . , V V ,Q V V ,V VV, .. , W V Crentert, J. Niforos, P. V N' 'V HHYCS, F- N 001121, C- ih' Hedgffpvth, C. Palmer, B. - 7 .. Vx .,:V' A ,1k'5. '.:5wV4 aw ws .'. mf '.:.. ef ..-w .A . +1-.Q V WV 8 H Patella. D. Piano, M. Rodriguez, Rolando. E. K Rosvnstein, J. Rlllwxlslvill, S Sarno. W. Suaverlo. R. Sciura. F. Smlgvwick, R. Slallsficlml. R. Srernshus, M. Striczak. R. Tatz, S. Toth, D. Tunnell, R. VanPe1t, R. Young, T. Zaccone. G. EB LL .2 E? 2 A' 1 Qi J' SCHEDULE April 14- .............................................. Wayne April 26 .................... .......... B ergen Tech. April 29 ...... ................,... L odi May 4- ......... ........ S t. John May 6 ...... ....... P aramus May 10 ..... . ............. Wayne May 13 ..... ....................... L odi May 17 ....... ........ B ergen Tech. May 20 ....... ....... S addle Brook May 241 .... ................... P aramus May 26 ....... May 27 ....... ............................. .......New Providence St. Joseph May 31 ....... .......................... S addle Brook June 1 ........ ........ E astern Christian Acad. VARSITY: MR. VINCI, COACH Castigila, P. Rembisz, S. Dienes, L., Mgr. Rosenfeld, M., Liptak, E. Asst. Mgr. Malkowicz, J. Roth, C. Matera, E. Tyhursczy, R Mitchka, K. Vankat,W. Orosz, S. Weir, R. Radimer, J. Zenkert, A. Sh 2 iii FRESHMEN: MR. WAGNER, COACH Bak, R. Malec, R. Casale, J. Meyers, H. Centore, L. Orlouski, T. Cigol, D. Rakocy, G. Cortese, R. Rankzin, A. DeLotto, A. Schwartz, F. Dyr, M. Scrittorale, A. Feczer, R. Seman, .L Feintuck, H. Snyder, R. Fulton, A. Stranberg, L. Havlik, D. Suto, E. Keegan, W. Ulchinsky, J. Kowalczyk, J. VanPelt, W. Linstra, C. Wrohlesky, J. ,N ' K ? ' g Co-Captains Wlllxam Van Kat Charles Roth Coach: Alfred Vinci JR. VARSITY: MR. HARDY, COACH Brose, A. Novak, F. Chaliin, M. Robin, M. Dunnican, T. Reynhout, Eichelherger, G. Sabina, P. Haines, M. Seiden, P Hein, H. Slane, R. Hellehrand, E. Slsouronsky C Keshner, S. Solar, D. McGouon, F. Stua, R. Napolitano, J. Tuske, S. Nemeth, D. Wallerstem M .wh , MR. HEFFERNAN Acker, Fred, Bartolozzi, John, Brill, William, Cassaday, Allen, Dienes, Louis, Di Mauro, Richard, Fisher, Ray- mond, Kanter, Ronald, Klyp- ka, Peter, La Rruna, Stanley, Lindsay, David, Liptak, Emil, Locks, Gary, Mann, Bruce, 'Maralcovitz, Edward, McAteer, Gerald, Mitchka, Kenneth, Noona, Charles, Ocehipinti, Charles, O'Con- nel, Steven, Palmer, Bruce, Piano, Michael, Piselli, John, Ratlimer, Jessie, Remlmisz, Stanley, Roth, Charles, Sar- no, William, Scavetto, Ron- ald, Seytnour, Paul, Slane, Daniel, Stack, John, Stitzel, Warren, Szenzenstein, Rich- ard, Toth, Douglas, Tron- gone, Robert, Tunnell, Rich- ard, Tyburezy, Richard, Van- kat, William, Van Pelt, Ron- ald, Vladyka. Raymond, Weir, Robert, Westdyk, Rob- ert, Young, Jeffrey, Zenkert, Arthur, Zozzaro, John. VARSTY'CLUB The purposes of the Varsity Club are: to further and promote athletics in the school, work with spirit among all the students of the school. p Q The Leaders Club was organized to assist and guide the girls' intramural program. Ainong'their duties are: to keep records, care for equipment, and ofhciate all girls' sports programs. Advisor ....,.... ........ QB. 3 t other organizations in the promotion of school ac- Advisor --------'-- ----------- M T- Heffefmflfl tivities, to offer an opportunity for letter menv to President ........... ........ J olm Bartolozzi have a voice in theadministration of athletics: to Vice-President ...... ....... C harles Oechipinti promote good fellowship, to foster good sportsman- Secretary ............ ........ S tanley La Rruna ship, and to encourage the development of school Treasurer ..... ........ W illiam Vankat President .............. .......... C arrol Cole Vice-President ........... ....... M arylou Roth Recording ,Secretary ........ ........ J udy Bullaro Historian ...................... ........ N ancy White ,,,,,,,Mr5, GOI'dQl'1 Treasurer ......Carolyn Lemma LEADERS CLUB :nj -119- MRS. GORDON Anderson, Rosemary, Barn- hart, Patricia, Relli, Evelyn, Bullaro, Judith, Cannady, Do- rothy, Cole. Carrol, Dye, Catherine, Fedus. Denicc, Hill, Nancy, Janiga, Elaine, Keller, Jo Ann, Kurtz. Ruth, Lemma, Carolyn, Margarita, Etta, McDavitt, Ellen, Moore. Kathleen, Natonick, Mary Ann, Neumann, Carole, Opir- hory, Patricia, Pastula, Chris- tine, Roth, Mary Lou, Ru- zila, Evelyn, Schneider, Pa- tricia, Schneider, Phyllis, Skordinsky, Evann, Sprick, Joan, White, Nancy. From RECREATION f i . 5 .i' A QT! ' 5 'f?':' w if Jef UI, H ii: . y, , ,. . a-- n XM . if . 1. , Tri: 495 jrhvgltt iff, .ag X-H H321 4, Zfli f .-N: itvx ' Q. 1 ' 'L il ,r guy! 1 L HZ, 5 J. . f-'W : - ffl ' 'f .,,. fly ' ir' -. If. Is 2. .A 1 JM 1 'i , -s QE ii' , QB? 'i- x 'ii ' .4 tx J X is '59 ' ii , v 4 , . ,- 1 '56 'w Y, , , N- , -3 w X ' 1.-1' I . J , if! - 5 5, A i. : -s 51- 5 , Si, fi 1' f v fi. 'N if i, l',xi Ly jf? , 3 f 3 ,' '-..x,,5: . 52334 I Afpgzrffg V nztun tqg.. 1 . 'v u' ' ' AN! in fa L. f 'ww . ' qu --.W - -, STAGE LICHTSM-HAn are light is used in stage production work with carhon whivh emits a light rich in actinic ray. The technique of illuminating a stage has been known from the earliest civilizations. Activities Belzirzd the Curlairfs mystic fold. The glouring future livs unrolledf' Bret Harte 2 'iff'-H Q amy, .. , f F' Q -.qw ,fi i Carol Crusco pre- sents a corsage to Miss Collella to express in a small way our thanks for her help with the decorations. be ,. a N' 7 tl The reception line gives the teachers a chance t0 meet everyone. The couples enter Paris through a floral arch.. Everyone looks as prett as a picture. r, tg uw' X I Le- ff , ' T if' J' . ' ' fx 3' i ,5 , H A E Q r i Qi, E 4 ,ff l i Fi W 3 at Y Y 5: If 5. QA l i'K'A XO H 'W r ' leile The King anll ueen lead .CQ .Q in. W 1 X' fat lv Ars i X mix Mad h .li '4' fekurs, ld , .- the next flance. -124- , Loft to right: Mr. Olson, Miss Collella, Bruce Kohus, King! Jo Aim Pa-laik, Qui-eng Pal Slalknecht, Prin- cessg Bob Trongone, Princeg Mr. Vinci. A 5331 X Y Yi gk'-A xii ing. 1 nk. Ae Yjarlb V Ctlafnbon prom Committee Q1 SWXG Rosanne Mkxardk Wxxopff vm' Chahman 9 M k W 11' X95 Edward ara ovx -L WPA UW X Co-chahman a on XWLXX Saws Jean Mac Xiervixe easy VAKGYS sew 36684 Gknqer CC3Xson xgaxewoo' C C.'roXe rusco E35 X CHUM 0? 196 UN Kapkuch Pwihur Zenkeri Frank Tar+aqXKa L7 A, J W e danced to the mu , sm of the S ul- .J X, M L' xn....,...f,.l ,4,. J The K. Princ mg and Q C Uf6en, take 'and Prine throne Z? Places On fi.: tel' the Crown? al' fans Of S - M- ww me' favofiisfls they Played Glenn -Nay if ,S7lal'0l'fl5t enior gay I Our happy couples triq ii out their new dance step Af , I J enior ga!! of 'A 1960 Ettsnlgoitzxagtztlzt ' , h I the Ball. Together with on Memonal H1911 Sc oo her escort Joseph Picariel- East Peters Son New 1erseY lo they made an attrac- Easi Pam' ' tive couple. H 4 mom EVENtNG. MARC at it Cl l We5lmounl Cmwtml With a little encouray Q ment' the .boys fina asked the girls to dan Music bY I ES L The couples arrived in their highly polished Al and lflflel enjoyed WUlCllifl5'J The entire atmosphere was most pleagan automobiles, from the balcony. -4 ,gd --M--rf M' E 2 i Pi -'I I -IMT J! 0 xxx The girls sit anal talk about their lovely corsages. The fabulous decor of the country club is apparent in this photo 5 1 Ag 1 it g 4 Itls time for a little check ofthe financial resources. For many of us it was our hrs! formal but we felt at ease. he teachers enjoyed themselves as well. Once the music started everyone We were happy that so many teachers were flancezl. PFCSCHI- R 107 ,, E Hg, ef Because the quarantine was placed on the Sorority House, the house boys were forced to make them- selves at home. f 2 l' f f Ronald Steele ...... ..... ........ ........... R o bert Trongone Gordon Dunn.. ..... Edythe Rhodes .... Deborah Mercer ........ .... Elliot Maxim ........ Finlay Carruthers ......... Gloria Smith ........ Beryl Shepherd .... Mrs. Smith ........... Dr. Atwell ........... Lela Dunn .......... Howard Ross .......... ........ .......Allen Cassaday .. .............. Io'Ann Pelak ...Estelle Rotenberg ......Steve 0'Connell ............Dan1el Slane ...........Jo Ann Liberti ..........Carol Van Gurp .. .............. Lily Kaptuch .....JeHrey Schwartz ......Anne Uzdavinis Richard Yankowski 4-7 497 Nurse Annie turns out to be Nurse Elliotf' sorority house Q---.f x a well known Saturday night to go out are wishing when sud- taken ill. that of the boys The backstage crew come into the spotlight, but only Xfor the photographer. As the curtain closes on the hnal scene, the cast is ,WQSX gathered for a toast to the future. -129- m the one screamingly and mix-ups whirlwind com- y+feLTXx5ig '54W .Wg1gmg:W:sywq'5my+5 we fn3,X4,LQQ!QmWmfv51 was m e MW! Q I gl SEMI!!! Q ai rf flrugqiy M The yearbook coordinator, advisor, ami editor check the final copy before sending the book to the publisher. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF W my The art Stag examine the page fayouts for possible errors. Our writers discuss :ke :heme development throughout z book. There seems to be rw 'emi to the typing and writing ' 'xx assignments. U fi Y ' 1 ZfX... 1' uf 2 A i e eo e q o e o o e e K S e o e YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF r s lie Business C0-Editor keeps a close check on the number of ltristmas Cards which have been sold. here always seems to be a spare moment for chatter be- veen tallying and recording the sales results. A . lgsyk-E., s. -he x Members of the business stayj' smile jubilantly as the five hunrlreclth order is received. -1921 Mr. La Placa reviews the fnal jigures with the Edi- tor and her assistant. President Richard Yankowski Vice-President Robert Conforti 2 Z is . - if is , Q f 5 2 I X Q S 5 t iilllilfii Recording Secretary Judy Osborn srzmoasz soPHoMoREs1 Andv, Paul Azrak, Louis Arden, Slieldml Everett, Theresa Di Mauro, Richard Fuge, Jean Gian, Barbara Goble, William Kailfllchi I-HY Kieran, George . La Bflmef Slade? Krzys, Roberta Correspondzng Secretary preziosii Andrew Orecchid Edward Q' Maxine Pantel Ruga, Kersti gene, Robert Trongone, Robert Van Gurp, Carol if 'mAh ' I Weir, Robert FRE51-1MENg J UN10R5f Buccigrossi, Judith Felekey, Shirley QGTQBSK3, Ronald Francesconi, Charles Enright, Vaughn Krzys, Sandra Everett, EHQH Mann, Bruce Foster, Marianne Marakovitz, Edward HHYCS, Frank V ' Orlovsky, John Meyers. Howard pp gtitzel, Xvarren yonfoggoseph p ,L Q 1 , ' mit , aron s ff' dv' Treasurer Zeliillsgrtfxithur Teller, Barbara pl Bruce Palmer is A ef. The Student Council is composed of a representative from each homeroom in the school and it is the foundation of our lduisor student government. Within this framework the council de Mr'M'RCiS velops a cooperation and unity among all phases of student activity throughout the school year. Co-Advisor Miss C. Bondinell 105 i W1 f Liana: y. ji Pat Para 3115 Par lttwi Petra bcarlet Quill MEMORIAL , V ool., EAST PATER T1 Q A December, 195 ny 3, ., sz ,,,,4 Mc. .N-Q tllllll iv I H Xxx! ,und gl st EW PAPER AS YEARBUUK NAM 'iii-if 3 ' . si W.: f - ' f it H I ' 'H 'imlngxi wa T!il.?T5R will be the name ot the East Pat li E Z rs The staff members of our school newspaper gain experi- ence in writing, editing, and preparing copy and layout for newspaper work. This is a great service to the school for the Scarlet Quill is a chief source of information, entertainment, and reference. ADVISOR Mr. Harry Lipset EDITORIAL BOARD Gloria Lipkin, Diane Seman, Vicki Sherwin, Carolyn Katz -133- orson Memorial tjligh Schoo eatb-Bolo-Thii deciiiri has been Qde 5 choice fthe sta dent od in a very co vote ast mont The winni had 3lI votf-and was to owec by Meriden with 207, Quo Vadis. l9B: Dun dee, IOS: Stairway, 64: Echo. 52: Scarle' Pathways 39: and various personal choices 25. The election went ott very well and all ar: satistied with the tine name chosen. A hectic rush to meet a tuture deadline which teacher to see about what club, is tha name spelled riqhtff, where are the page lay outs?, what pages should have color?. are ius a tew ot the problems which must be settlec by the editorial statt ot the Viator. There are two statts. each with its own iobs and prob lemss The other statt is the business staff which handles the raising ot tunds. the selling ot boolrs, etc. Recently you have undoubtedly met reprex sentatives trorn bath groups. lt was the edi- torial statt representatives who made out appointments with the photographer and iuq- gled them around to tit the students person- ally. Then, through the Christmas card sale. students met the other representatives, the ones who took orders, kept accounts, and col- lected money. We should tamiliarize ourselves with both ot' these people tor they are there to help expedite matters. to hear and express your wishes. They are there to do exactly what their name indicates - represent you. A member ot the business statt gave a re- porter ot the Scarlet Quill some details last weelt pertaining to the business end ot the boolr. The main object ot the tund raising. of course. is to bring down the purchasing cost. The Board ct Education had given a gift of 52000 towards detraying the cost ot the year- bool: but questions were raised as to the le- gality ot the move. To malxe up the loss of iinancial support. a Christmas card :ale has been begun and it has been turning out veryy successtully. lt the proceeds ot this sale do not meet the costs, Booster and Patron ads- will be sold. All the money which is raised is being credited to the account ot the indi- ii' vidual who raised it, contributing to the lower price ot his bool: and also to lower the total amount ot money needed. Subscriptions tor the bool: were talren shortly after Thanksgiving, No definite price will be set tor the boolc until a later date. It is hoped that the price will be in the vicinity of 55.00, The more books sold, the cheaper the price will be, Theretore. anyone wha wifhes to have a book should enter a subscription when the time comes. Ulchinsk 1.' Weissman, S., Wiecoreck BAND Baratta, D., Baratta, P., Berezansky, M., Cantor, L., Catalano, R., Cortese, R., Feintuck, H., Feller, B., Frances- coni, C., Gangale, 1., Giamone, V., Gilsinger, 1., Goetz. L., Gonick, M., Green, T., Guerero, A., Hedgepeth, G., Hetherington, R., Husin, H., 1offe, D., Kaltz, R., Kinscher, C., Kitlan, 1., Koller, L., Krautseider, 1., Krautseid- er, K., Lehr, F., Liszczak, E., Liszczak, F., Lopchuk, 1., Manoweicki, E., Mar- tello, G., Martens, R., McAteer, 1., Micoch, F., Merrick, M., Millozzo, F., Molnar, B., Nanek, D., Neuman, C., Paretti, R., Ralick, 1., Raymond, 1., Repka, C., Rierdon, 1., Rolando, E., Rothwell, G., Roy, J., Sabo, C., Sat- tler, L., Schwartz, 1., Slavinsky, E., Shaheen, 1., Spinelli, E., Stauh, W., Stellingwerf, C., Stitzel, W., Striescek, R., Stuber, E., Ticky, L., Vitroil, W., Y, Q H., Williams, T., Zagula, S. ORCHESTRA Albert, P., Baratta, P., Baratta, D., Belli, E., Belli, R., Crisa fulli, C., De Mauro, D., Eichel' berger, G., Gangale, 1., Goetz, C., Guererro, A., Hetherington, R., Kinscher, C., Kolarik, T., Krautseider, 1., Liszczak, F., Lopchuk, 1., Manowiecki, E., Martello, G., Martens, R., Mer- I rick, M., Morisco, J., Mayurnik M., McAteer, 1., Nastasi, M., Neumann, C., Paretti, R., Platt J., Raften, L.-, Ralicki, 1., Re genboger, P., Riordan, 1., Roth well, G., Roy, J., Shaheen, 1., Spinelli, E., Striescek, R., Stub er, E., Troller, W., Weicoreck, H. lnstrumental Department These groups add their unusual talent to our sports games, assemblies, and special programs. Their renditions are delightfully awaited for by the students. Director .......................... Mr. DiGirolamo Assistant ........ ........... M r. Korda DANCE BAND Belli, Evelyn, Belli, Richard, Cortese, Ronald, Francesconi, Charles, Gangale, Janet, Gil- singer, 1oseph, Guerrero, Arthur, Husni, Henry, Kinscher, Carol, Krautseider, 1oseph, McAteer, Jerold, Merrick, Meridith, Mol- nar, Barbara, Neumann, Carole, Paretti, Robert, Ralicki, 1ohn, Riordan, 1ohn, Rothwell, George, Roy, Janice, Sattler, Linda., Schwarts, Jeffrey, Shaheen, 1an- ice, Spinelli, Ernest, Stitzel, Warren, Striescek, Raymond, Stuber, Ernest. s. E 'Vocal lDeparUnent The fine interpretations of the vocal department are always sources of pleas- ure and pride to our school. Their abili- ties in all phases of vocalizations are soothing to the ears. Instructor ....... ....... M iss Russoniello oe 9,0 96930 awe SLEE CLUB llexander, M.3 Barkalow. C: lednarcik, ,l,3 Bullaro, J.3 Dunn .3 Dunn, K.3 Fell-key, 5.3 Ga- vrondki. M.3 Joline, J,3 Joline, i.3 Keller, J.3 Koenig, 5.3 Krvj- i, P.3 La liruna, D.3 Moore, K.3 legreann, E.3 Oakley, R.3 Perna, 5.3 l'lul1ar, 11.3 Rcichardt, C.3 chncider. P.3 Schneider, D.3 mith, 5.3 Skulnick, L.g Stalk- echt. l'.3 Varncr, 5.3 Wikiera '.3 Wolek, M. v v 1 CHORUS Allen, B.3 Behem, L.3 Buccigrossi. J.3 Burmester, 1.3 Cannady, D.3 Catania, V., Clleski. L.3 Cicko. L.3 Courlwrighl, ,L3 Daly, B.3 De-Bruyle, A.3 DeLorenzo, L.3 DOMaria, 3.3 DeMasi. M.3 Degcthof, D.3 Doulwk, C.3 Everett. T.3 Ferraro, BJ Flax, R.3 Fohrman, 3.3 Foster. M.3 Frolwrg. 5.3 Caliofla, M.3 Gangale, M.3 Ciaquinlo. M.3 Crob. C.3 Cuadagnino. M.3 Curwitz. B.3 Hagstro1n,,I.3 Hainzl, M.: Hladik. P.3 Holl. 5.3 Holton, N.3 Huka, M.3 Hurley, L.3 Jackson, L.3 Iacohus. N.3 Jenkins, N.3 Janosky, V.3 Klass, E.3 Kotfisz, 1.3 Kurtz. R.3 Lapp, E.3 Lazovick. L.: Lemma, C.: Liptak, D.3 Luchc-s. L.3 MacMurron. K.3 Mac- Donald. 13.3 Malpass, B.3 Meyers, BJ Miklowirz, BJ Moran, S., Oakley, E.3 Olejarz, L.3 Panlano, V.3 Pelzer, 1.3 Pelrilla, 1.3 Piccolli. C.3 Prester, B.3 Rabel, 1.3 Rc-iger, E.3 Royvraft, P.3 Scrawlto, G.3 Stocker, lS.3 'l'run1pler, D.: Wikiera. D.3 Wilson, C.3 Wolf, P.3 Worlnenberg, R. -135- CHOIR llaron. N.3 Daly, B.3 Decnyf, ,Lg De Grace, A.3 Doulovk, D.3 Green, M.3 Hunter, L.3 Kaplan, H.3 Monte, M.3 Osborn. J,3 Schafani, C.3 Sedlak. K.3 Young, B-3 Ferraro, L.3 Randzin, A. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is composed of amateur radio operators, some of whom are licensed. The spon- sors boast that many of the boys actively participate in Civil Defense work. Advisor ....................... ................ M rs. Todd Co-Advisor ..... ................ M r. Wagner President ........... ....... K enneth Thompson Vice-President ...... ......... W illiam Dunkerly Secretary ........ ....... R aymond Thorne Treasurer .... ........... T homas Neal Thomas Bulmer, Robert Cosgrove, Wiliam Frobose, Richard Knierim, Fred Lerner, Walter Miner, Marc Pechnick. 00.0 .00 Baratta, P.g Bogder, A.g Dunkerly, W4 Cadjo, J.g Hanley, B.g Lerner, F Lopchuk, K.g Neil, T.g Platt, R. Price, B.g Rizzulo, M.g Slotter, R.g Tackas F.g Thompson, K.g Thorne, R. ASTRONCMY CLUB This group is unique in that its meetings are held in the evening at which time a more comprehensive study of astronomical phe- nomena can be observed. Advisor ............................ ......... M r. Wolfer President .......John Knerium L 1 BIOLOGY CLUB Through the activities of this club, the students become aware of the significance of biological prin- ciple, not only in their daily lives, but in the world of the future as well. Advisor ......... ....... M iss Hotz President .......... ........... B ill Goble Vice-President ..... ........ E leanor Hein Secretary ........... ...... L inda Sattler Treasurer ....... ...... J oel Cohen ,veg X gr , li Aronsohn, Michaelg Bevans, Michaelg Blaustein, Alving Bleimenthal, Ronald: Cohen, .loelg Cole, Carrolg Goble, Williamg Hein, Eleanorg Leeder, Charlesg Levinson, Andreag Marchese, Keithg Pechenick, Marky Sanler, Lindag Stopek, Seth. SCIENCE CLUB These members perform experiments to further a knowledge and understanding of the world about them. They meet often with other member clubs of the Bergen County Inter-Scholastic Service League. Advisor ...... ...... ...Miss Jacobs ima,ut,lillQQ . .Q -Q... .. ..- 'xa ff 1 ,t i M,,,..4s-.-.g'1u. 7 Y Bt . ft ...-qssssfuixxql These boys come to the aid of the teachers by setting up and caring for the projectors, recorders, and other special teaching aids. Advisor ...... ............. M r. Maranz President ....... ......... B uddy Signorini Vice-President ........... ........ S teven Berkowitz Recording Secretary .................. Tom Trempler Treasurer ............ . ...... ....... B ruce Balon The Fashion Club is a passport to the won- derful world of cosmetics, hair styling, and fashion in general. The girls sponsor fashion shows and conduct social gatherings for an always interested audience. Advisor ..... ....... Nl rs. Racuniclle Chairman ...... ........ S haron Smith Co-Chairman ...... ........ E llen Everett Publicity ....... ........ K arcn Vieclmicki 138 - These are the hardworking people who rave produced the thrill of show business in nur auditorium during the year. They faith- ully handle the acting, staging, and directing if our plays. Xdvisor ..... ......... M iss Brier ?resident ......... ......... S tanley Zagula Vice-President ............. ............. J ames Price Recording Secretary .............. Virginia Pantano Iorresponding Secretary .............. Lily Kaptuch Freasurer ......................... ........ J ane Keller This group is one of our most important backstage crews. Their artistic touch trans- forms our young people into strange roles of the theatre. Advisor ................ ........... M rs. Carroll Student Director .......... ......... L ois Markovich -139- V A ,aym.4py,W ,. ,, X, DRAMATICS CLUB Audrey Baden, Geraidine Decnyf, Harvey Harrison, Sharon Joline, Lily Kaptxich, Jane Keller, Rosanne Mimu-di, Virginia Pantano, fumes Price, Kersu Rugs, Evelyn Ruzxla, Daniel Slam-:, Ann Uzdavinis, Stanley Zagula. .iw 1 1 5 Q Carol Crusoe, Lorraine Deharenao, Linda Ferrara, Mary Green, Nancy Holton, Kathleen Hayden, Nancy Jenkins, Jane Keller, Marguietre Larmour, Annette Lorenzi, Luis Marko- vichw-Student Direcmr, Shawn 0'I3ea, Patricia Opirhoryy Joan Paters, Kersti Ruga, Joan Sprick, Carol Van Gurp. A MAKE-UP CLUB This organization endeavors to give its members a deep understanding of the teach- ing profession through supervision and ob- servation in the lower grades. Advisor . .... ........... M iss Brier President .................... ......... B everly Meyers Vice-President .............. ....... A drienne Mallor Recording Secretary ........................ Janice Roy Corresponding Secretary .......... Gail Reichardt Treasurer ..... .. MISS BREIER MISS SARTI Allen, Barbara Behn, Linda Bullaro, Judith Cole, Carole De Maria, Theresa Dunn, Jane Heifitz, Linda Heine, Louise Jacobs, Nancy Jenkins, Nancy Katz, Carolyn Lorenzi, Annette Liberti, .Jo Ann Mallor, Adrienne Margarita, Etta McDavitt, Ellen White, .............Ellen McDavitt Meyers, Beverly Nachtigal, Barbara Neumann, Carole O'Dea, Sharon Patera, Joan Rasnick, Karen Rasnick, Rhoda Roy, Janice Reichardt, Gail Rotenberg, Estelle Ruzila, Evelyn Sattler, Linda Sherwin, Victoria Silverman, Leatrice Sternhuss, Arlene Sudol, Alice Thum, Linda Uzdavinis, Ann Vitale, Theresa Nancy Encouraging and stimulating an interest in nursing are the main purposes of this or- ganization. The advisors acquaint the mem- bers with nursing as a profession, its respon- sibilities, and its satisfactions. Advisors ....... ........... M rs. Kroll Mrs. Van Pelt President ............ ................. P at Pera Vice-President .............. ....... M arge Larmour Recordin Secretar .... Janet Gangale g y. . . . . . . Treasurer .......... ........... . . ....... Sandra Kryzs ffm E. .1 fq:3ER59..wg1m.QR.Rg gfipgwtwwmt A f. ffxzgwyiri ,gw+R:.R,wRw R , FUTURE ,TEACHERS or AMERICA Fimirow, Init tu right: J. Gangale, P. Para, M. L-armour, S. Kryzs. Back row: Mrs. F. J Krall, E.'Ct1en:l, Eitesaf, P. Raed, K. Hayden, K. Hanion, Mrs. Y. Van Pelt. FUTUREB JNURSES, GLUE Q 5 we The girls of this club learn the fundamental needs of a good homemaker: cooking, sewing, laundry, etc. They also carry on various social aifairs such as teas and fashion shows. Advisor MISS COOK Babits, Ruthann Bernarducci, Jean Cielo, Lorrame .......Miss Cook DeMase, Mary Franz, Barbara Langer, Roslynn Negrcann, Elyse Philhower, Helen Carol This club introduces experience, the best of teachers, to its members. Subjects of interest include merchandise presentations, sales speeches, and window displays. MR. KOLLNER Bots, Margaret D'Agostino, Joseph Corga, Anne Gundersdorf, Margaret Hoodiman, Ruth Jacobs, Lorraine J asnowitz, Joyce Kassel, Sharon Manzione, Rita Niclaus, Jacquelyn Paulino, Peter Quade, Richard Wandrasko, Kathleen LATIN CLUB Although this organization is one of our largest, it has been very active. Members concern them- selves with learning more about the culture of Rome and her con- tributions to modern civilization. Advisor ...................... Mrs. Carroll President .............. Harvey Winters Vice-President .... Andrea Levinson Secretary .............. Patricia Hladik Treasurer .................. Peter Seiden Sergeant-at-Arms ........ Joel Cohen Behm, L. Keshner, S. Belli, E. Kieran, G. Beshlian, P. King, R. Beshlian, S. Koper, G. Blaustein, A. Kornriech, S. Brandstellen, R. Kuzan, A. Cavaliera, F. Lapsley, E. Cohen, J. Latz, A. Cortese, R. Lehr, F. Dunn, J. Leone, A. Eichelberger, G. Lerner, F. Fientuck, H. Levinson, A. Firstbrook, M. MacKenzie, S. Fohrman, S. McAtteer, G. Francesconi, C. Mesi, K. Frohose, R. Mlcoch, J. Froberg, S. Molnar, B. Galanti, G. Opirhory, P. Gerraro, A. Orecehio, E. Gilda, S. Petruchkovich, K. Glaser, J. Pruzinsky, J. Goldman, J. Reichardt, S. Greasley, D. Richmond, A. Hein, E. Seiden, P. Holl, S. Sole, P. Holton, A. Sprick, J. Holten, N. Sullivan, C. Humphreys, C. Swartz, J. J oackin, G. Tunnell, J. Kaltz, R. Wallerstein, M. Weiss, R. Roman gladiators and a Roman arch make an appropriate class- room display. .AWE ' W .1.1.w:. W ,f CHESS CLUB The members of this club im- prove their skills and techniques in this mentally stimulating game of chess. Tournaments are ar- ranged with other schools, and our group is a member of the Passaic Valley Chess League. Advisor .......................... Mr. Lipsel Team Captain ........ Stuart Keshnex Bartolozzi, John Dienes, Louis Frobose, Richard Goldman, James Keshner, Stuart Mann, Bruce - 142 - Margarita, Etta Rabin, Michael Richmond, Allen Ruga, Kersti Winters, Harvey Zager, Robert X FISHING CLUB This group is attractive to the utdoorsmen. They become fa- miliar with the mechanics of east- lg, construction of lures, and fab- cations of the big fish story? dvisor ..... ....... M r. Allen Bogden, Alfred DeBlau, John Hanlon, Brian Lee, Robert Marakowitz, Rudy Niclaus, John Tompson, Kenneth Wallington, William Yosco, Joseph fm t . tt FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB This group is composed of mem- bers of the Spanish, German, and French classes. This combination helps to further an understanding and appreciation of the three cul- tures. Advisors ..... ...... M r. Abramo Mrs. Kalas President ................ Vicki Sherwin Vice-President .... Adrienne Mallor Rec. Secretary .............. Carrie Katz Cor. Secretary ...... Marlene Dobrin Treasurer ............... Borzansky, Maryann Blumenthal, Ronald Browne, Bonnie Burghgraef, Dorothy Biesch, Raymond Chafin, Susan Cosgrove, Robert Courtright, Jeanne Cressifeilli, Carol Daryenzio, Charles D'ArQ-angelo. Michae Dohrin, Marlene Dobrin, Paula Fohrman, Barbara Galmoda, Margaret Green, Samuel Gnrwitz, Barbara Hayden, Vincent Heifitz, Linda Jackson, Lynn Janiqa, Elaine Janowitz, Paul Josefowitz, Paul Kantor, Ronald Katz, Carolyn Kirk, Leslie Klass, Ester, Klass, Esther Koren, Paul .Pat Oppihory Kornre-ich, Sheila Lapsley, Edward Locke, Melissa Mallor. Adrienne Mann, Bruce McDonald. Brenda Merz. Kathleen Nlonieo, Joseph Moody. Elizahetli Moran, Sandra Opirhory, Patricia Perry. Hiehard Basniek. Karen Host-nstm-in, John Rusoe, Sherry Buzila. Michael Faron. William Ft-liek, Ze-va Sherwin, Vittoria Skulniek. David Solar, Donald 5lI'LllllllN'l'g, Lee Ste-rnshuss, Arlene Takacs, Frank West, Joan Westan, George Wroblesky, Jerold Youngerman, lleat Zirl, Paula N555 Cohen. Joel Dccnyf, Geraldine Dohrin, Marlene Dohrin, Paula Fedus, Denicc Fohrxnan, Barbara VOCATIONAL CLUB The Vocational Club is quite a Franz, Barbara Kwotko, JoAnn Shaheen, Janice Froborg, Shirley Lerner, Fred Staine, Anthony llanlon, Kathleen Opirhory, Pat Tapp, Patricia Hill, Nancy Osborn, Judy Tepper, Mark Kapluch, Lily Rosenstcin, Jack Udits, Diane Karlecke, Marie Salerno, Phyllis Veit, Carol Youngerman, Heather Cole, Carol Lemma. Carolyn Keyes, Kathy McDavitt, Evelyn busy one. lts members study dif- ferent vocations to be of assistance to the Guidance Department. They also share their knowledge through talks given by them to the seventh and eighth grades. Advisor .... ........... M iss Sayer President .............. Carolyn Lemma Vice-President .............. Carol Cole Secretary ................ Ellen McDaVitt Treasurer .... ....... P atricia Snyder - 144- LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council acquaints its members with all phases of library service so that they may assist the librarian and fellow students. They contribute to the efficiency of the library by preparing, circulating. and returning books to the shelves. Advisor ...... ........... M iss King President ...... . ...... Marlene .Dobrin Vice-President .............. Nancy Hill Rec. Secretary ........ Phyllis Salerno Cor. Sec ....... Heather Youngerman Treasurer ...... ...... P aula Dobrin Snyder, Patricia White, Nancy Raszin, Audrey Reichart, Gail V...--A ll-lill 1 lik COMMERCIAL CLUB Business. more husiness, and still more business. this is the main interest of the club. However, they don7t believe that business does not mix with pleasure. Dances are sponsored. speakers from different businesses are heard, and other in- teresting activities are executed. Advisor '...... ....... M rs. P. Goettsch President .......... Carolyn Barkalow Secretary ..... ...... J oyce Gmyrek 'Treasurer .... ....... S haron Koenig Conforti, Robert Liherti, Jo Ann Eu-roll, Ellen MacKenzie, Jean MR- KOLLNER iwivkf-y, Shirley sims, Lois Clan, Barbara Yankowski, Richard -:A an JK El Rarkalow, Carolyn Koenig, Sharon MRS. GOETTSCH liednancik, Janice Potacco. Judith Forlai, Vilma Prester, Patricia Gmyrek, Joyce Sopiak, Sari SCHOOL STORE The School Store was opened this year for the convenience of the students. School supplies. sweatshirts, and stulled animals are but a few of the many articles on sale. The people who work in the store gain valuable sales ex- perience. Advisor ...... ...... M r. J. Koellner Chairman ...... ....... J o Ann Liherti , 'IAC Q I 2 Ln: 1: wi J .. ' IEE?-'T - ww 211.2 z Ng 3 f .... S gs ' was 235 - X : x,. .f I f, sl . W I , Q-Iv A if Q te? . ag MATHEMATICS MISS COLLELLA ENGLISH MISS BRFIER Most of us had at least a year or two of mathematlcs wlnch we found We aff' required to INIVC f0Uf YCHFS Of EUgliSll IHCIUCI As Senlors We delve IHIO the problems C0I'1ff0l'lt1Ug 0l1I' In our chemlstry and physlcs labs we acqulre firsthand knowledge of -I -2- W .. ,.. - 1-1 -. f Mn .,, ..,. in , , ,g ,, . t.t,. - -.. - m , me n .,.fll-1,4 A ww x,...n t. , Nwwlmwljo -mx up . VE , 'I AM, , 1 '51 S. ma 5555, 5 ?f1t'f1rLfw+M ,---...J DRIVEh EDUCATION MR VICLIONE There are tunes-when eur instructors wish more of us had when ad Those of us Wlthln the age hnnt take advantage of our vantage 0 this Instruction' ART: MRS. SALZBERG In our husy day we do not forget the Humanities. The art teachers encourage original thinking and offer a wide media of art supplies. ' s 5 :mule '42 --Q-...... DRAFTING: MR. ALLEN SHOPS: MR. WAGNER An increasing number of Sil1dCHtS enroll iH OUT draft- Our manual areas are well-equipped. The shop courses are offered to ing department which offers basic drafting procedures bgys as preparatigng for the trades, as well as advanced techniques. OFFICE PRACTICE: MRS. ZARELLA HOME ECONOMICS: IVIISS RASO Students are supplied with a wide range of business machines to broaden The young ladies find these courses in cooking, sew- ing, and homemaking very attractive and useful. their office background. P i - c .,, , ls uk v fl' N .v 'eww Lunch period provides a welcome break from classwork. The Guidance Department is always available to help us with vocational and educational problems. DISPLAY CASE All departments have periodic displays in our show- cases- This inn0Vati0'1 keeps the entire 5011001 Con' The school day starts and ends with a stop at our lockers to pick up scious of the activities in other areas. necessary books, Qi 1.,.,32 EN , , ,....- by 1'f!U-fe..:: s,eA , we .V THEHEARVA ix-, , 1-A Pi ffi- f 'K 5 Y ! To . , MOST MUSICAL MOST POPULAR Carol Kinscher and George Rothwell Ket Rllgfi Hlld J0hI1I1y ZOZZHIO BEST DANCERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Io Ann Connolly and Bob Zager BEST DRESSED Carol Lucia and Bob Conforti Vinita Goble and Stan La Bruna -r-,X l if -' i Emi Whogs -- 150 .xx C y g.-2 x i DID THE MUST FOR TYPICAL TEENAGER THE SCHOOL Judy Osborn and Bruce Palmer Ket Ruga and Johnny Zozzaro ar Q 59 PM T' fx A C MOST ATHLETIC Judy Boden and Charlie Noona MOST CONGENIAL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT JO Ann Connolly and B011 Tf0I1g0Y1C Jean MacKenzie and Rich Yankowski -., flgfeis Miiiifuiill 1MfE?iasJ5ffiI3. utograph Autographs WA, -A-.. AM... 55355 HA ,if 1 -v-new-.rm - 4 Senior Director Abele, Fred .......................................... 1 Obal Street Aber, Judith .......,.. Acker, Frederic ......... Altieri, Frank ............ 65 Grove Street 105 Florence Street 59 Birchwood Drive Anderson, Robert ......... ....... 2 05 Lincoln Avenue Ando, Paul ............. Arden, Sheldon ......... Azrak, Mary Lou ...... Baker, Jeanette ...... Baron, Nancy ......... Bartolozzi, John ........ . 292 Fenscak Avenue 77 Iozia Terrace 11 Third Street 130 Gilbert Avenue 7 Linden Avenue 60 Orchard Street Bocchlno, Richard ....... .......... 8 9 Kipp Avenue Boden, Audrey .......... Bors, Margaret ...... Brill, William ............ Buksar, Sharon ...................... Burghgraef, Nocholas Burney, Michael ........ Cannady, Daniel ........ 96 Godwin Avenue 89 Rudolph Avenue 6 Obal Street 229 Birchwood Drive ...... 69 Phili Avenue P 236 Gilbert Avenue 37 Cadmus Avenue Cannata, Dennis ........... ....... 1 27 Palsa Avenue Capobianco, James ....... ................. 3 04 Boulevard Carlough, Karen ........ Cassaday, Allen ......... Castiglia, Paul ....... 293 East 54th Street 128 Stefanie Avenue 17 Orchard Street Chace, Carole ................ , ................ 357 Elm Street Chiappini, Barbara ................ Cohen, Elaine ............ Coley, Clark ............... Conforti, Robert ........ Connolly, Jo Ann ...... Contrata, Patricia .,...... ,. ..... . Coyle, Edward ....... Crusco, Carole ........... .. 166 Lincoln Avenue 127 B Donor Avenue 607 River Drive 234 Lincoln Avenue 162 Lincoln Avenue ..152 East 54th Street 18 Church Street 42 Caruth Avenue Curci, Rosemarie ....,,,,.. ......... . 24 Church Street D,Agostino, Joseph ....., Dambis, Maija ........... DeAngelo, Gloria DeBoer, Lois .......... 179 Lee Street 619 River Drive -34 Chestnut Street 64 Fournier Crescent Decnyf, Geraldine ........ ........ 2 1 Gantner Avenue DeGra,ce, Ann ............ DeLorenzo, Geraldine DeLorenzo, Lorraine .... ...... DeLotto, Cecilia ........ DeLuca, Richard ....... DePoalo, Philip ..,..... DeSoto, Carole .......... Dienes, Louis ........................ 81 Caruth Avenue 393 'Falmouth Avenue 11 Palsa Avenue 26 Grant Street 13 Mill Street 100 Boulevard 643 Boulevard 179 Birchwood Drive DeMauro, Richard ....... ........... 9 Lincoln Avenue Dobrin, Marlene ....... 53 Donor Avenue Dolfi, Daniel ................. ...... 7 6 Summit Avenue Domkofski, Edward .. 287 Orchard Street Doubek, Diane .,........... . ...... 316 Viviney Street Duca, Thomas ........................ Edelbach, Walter ................... Eichelberger, William Faranetta, Anthony ............... 75 Rosemont Avenue 96 17th Avenue 94 Reihl Avenue 312 Boulevard Feintueh, George .,..,,,,,,........ 63 Ackerman Avenue Fink, Harold ............. .. 83 Bellevue Avenue Fohrman, Barbara ....... 21 Greenwood Avenue Gadjo, Joseph .,..,,.,,... ,,.......,... 4 5 Willow Street Garabies, Daria ........, ........ 5 0 Hillman Drive Geissler, Marilyn ...... 2 'Obal Street Gill, Raymond ........ ...... Ginty, Gloria ....... Glaeser, Alice .. Glatt, Barbara ..... Goble, Vinita ....... Gola, Violet ...... 264 Washington Avenue 192 Gilbert Avenue 13 Greenwood Avenue 49 Florence Place 39 17th Street 32 Tuella Avenue Gorga, Anna .,.. .................. 2 7 Broadway Green, Mary ................... ...... 1 68 East 54-Ill Street Gullone, Paulette .................... 89 Parkview Avenue Gundersdorf, Margaret Haas, David ................ 34 Memorial Place 284 Orchard Street Hamway, Joseph ........... ....... 2 27 Orchard Street Haubold, Margaret ..... Hayden, Kathleen ....... Heifitz, Linda ......... Henry, Joan .....,...... Hlavacek, Gerald ........ Hoff, Kenneth ......... Hoitsma, Diana ....... Holl, Diana .......... Holland, Henry ....... Hoodiman, Ruth ......... Hunter, Linda ......... Iglody, Joan ............... Jacobs, Lorraine ........ J acobus, Nancy ....... Jasnowitz, Joyce ......... Jenkins, Nancy ..r..... Joline, Sharon ......... Judge, Sandra ............ 193 Lincoln Avenue 49 Willow Street 122 Ackerman Avenue 53 Broadway 105 Willow Street 10 Gall Avenue 466 East 54th Street 87 Fournier Crescent 104 Godwin Avenue 188 Palsa Avenue 18 Bredder Court 37 Fenscak Avenue 200 Lincoln Avenue 101 Orange Avenue 121 Philip Avenue 66 13th Avenue 58 Elmwood Drive 501 River Drive Kaltz7 Rrehard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 147 Falmouth Avenue Kaplan, Helene ........... Kaptuch, Lily .......... Karas, James ....... Karlecke, Marie ....., Kassel, Sharon ........ Kavulia, Frank ....... Keller, Jane ............. Kinscher, Carol ....... Klypka, Peter .......... ....... Knapek, Patricia ......... 5 Willow Street Kamencik, Donald ......... . 128 B Iozia Terrace 34 Caruth Avenue 97 Florence Place 101 Rudolph,Avenue 57 Elmwood Terrace 95 Palsa Avenue 1 Rosemont Avenue 40 Tuella Avenue 150 Falmouth Avenue 219 Maltese Avenue Knierim, Arlene .. ........ Washington Avenue Kgbls, Bruce ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........ 4- 2 BCCC1l Street Kgllar, Susan ,-,,., ,,,,,,,,.,,,.,..,..,,. 6 B0l1lCVaI'd Konefal, Louis ............ ........... 1 1 Stone Avenue Kesut, Frarrcrs ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.. 1 65 Martha Avenue Kranenburg, Virginia .......... 417 Falmouth Avenue Krejci, Patricia ............. ........... 1 49 16th Avenue Kula, Joan .................. LaBarbera, Syble ....... La Bruna, Stanley ...... 199 Falmouth Avenue 40 Rosedale Avenue 2-24 A 16th Avenue Laez, Florence ................ ......... 2 40 Philip Avenue Larmour, Marguerite ........ 23 Bredder Court Lge, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, 5 English Avenue Lee, Walter ............. Liberti, JoAnn ............ 100 Miller Avenue 183 Birchwood Drive Lincourt, Thomas ,.,.,,.,,,,,,.,,.......... .. 18 N0'I'Il'l Street Lipkin, Gloria ,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 8 Maplewood Avenue Liptak, Emil ........ Lis, Ruth ................. 151 Lee Street 124 Palsa Avenue Locke, Rgberta ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 Washington Avenue Louridas, Nicholas ......... .......... 3 6 Franklin Street Lucia, Carol ............... MacKay, Ronald ........ 84 Palsa Avenue 86 Fournier Crescent ww - ,lf ' MacKenzie, Jean ......... ............. 1 3 Augusta Street MacMurren, Harold ............ 118 Fournier Crescent Malkowicz, Joseph ............................ 13 Cole Street Malpass, Ruth ............ 50 East Washington Avenue Manzione, Rita ......... Marakowitz, Rudolph Markovich, Lois ............. Matera, Ernest ............ Maurer, Evelyn ....... McCann, Margaret McCoy, John ............ Merrick, Meredith .... 22 West Street 226 Market Street ....- 151 Kipp Avenue 21 Chestnut Street 35 Parkview Terrace ......., 57 Hamilton Avenue 105 Linden Avenue ............ 98 Lincoln Avenue Meyers, Beverly .................... 87 Ackerman Avenue Miklowitz, Edward ............ 78 A Elmwood Terrace Minardi, Rosanne ........ ............... 1 21 Grove Street Moran, Dolores ....... Moyer, Roger .......... Mrak, Andrew ......... Museler, Carol ......... Nagy, Paul ........... Nastasi, Michael ...... Neely, Roland ...... Newquist, James ...... 20 Bushes Lane 247 Market Street 163 Lee Street 15 Roth Street 499 Market Street Route 46 42 Palsa Avenue 67 Florence Place Niclaus, Barbara ......... .......... 1 44 Orchard Street Niclaus, Jacquelyn ......... 294 Lincoln Avenue Noona, Charles ........... ..... 1 46 Falmouth Avenue Occhipinti, Charles .. 63 Doremus Place O,Connell, Stephen ..... ....... 43 Fournier Crescent Oliva, Joyce ......... . Olson, Virginia .... Olsson, Carol ........... Osborn, Judith ......... Palmer, Bruce ...... Pantano, Virginia Pantel, Maxine ......... Paretti, Robert ......... Pastor, Frank ....... Paulino, Peter ...... Pelak, Jo-Ann ....... Pera, Patricia ...... Perna, Barbara ......... 116 Franklin Street 19 Augusta Street 74 Caruth Avenue 71 Linden Avenue 1 Ackerman Avenue 40 Washington Avenue 1-13th A 16th Avenue 81 Van Riper Avenue 6 Reihl Street 229 Philip Avenue 142 Elmwood Drive 22 Memorial Place 100 Washington Avenue Piano, Michael ................,......... 85 Speidel Avenue Picariello, Joseph ........................ 95 Hillman Drive Piechowski, Anthony Pinque, William ....,.. Platt, Robert ................ Preziosi, Andrew ....... Price, James ........, . Price, Roy ................ Puzio, Charlene ....... Quade, Richard ....... Radimer, Jesse ........ Randzin, Audrey ...... 23 Doremus Place 31 Grove Street 21 Willow Street .. ............. . 20 Bredder Court 120 Ackerman Avenue 432 East 54th Street 107 Tuella Avenue 53 Hillman Drive 63 Godwin Avenue 52 Miller Avenue Rasnick, Karen ........... ....... 1 66 B Donor Avenue Rasnick, Rhoda ....... 166 B Donor Avenue Razmus, Thaddeus .............. 108 Fournier Crescent Realmuto, Lucille ..... 10 Orchard Street Reidda, Loretta .............,................ 63 15th Avenue Rembisz, Stanley .... .......... 2 16 Washington Avenue Roed, Patricia ......... ..................... 2 1 River Road Romanchick, Martin ......,....... 29 Tuella Avenue Rosenfeld, Michael ............ 45 Washington Avenue Rotenberg, Estelle ..,,.. .............. 6 5 Willow Street Roth, Charles ........... 557 River Drive Rothwell, George ........ ....... 9 7 Willow Street 4 at YJSFGPWFWF ' Ruga, Kersti .............. 30 East Washington Avenue Russo, Charles .............................. 25 Philip Avenue Rutkowski, William .......................... 617 Boulevard Sabo. Carol ................... ........ 3 22 East 54th Street Sarno, William ......... Scavetto, Ronald ....... Schlatter, John ...... Schwartz, Jeffrey ...... Selafani, Catherine .. Sebastian, John ........ Sedlak, Kathleen ...... Sheroff, Jon .............. 425 East 54th Street 246 East 54th Street 16 Doremus Place 2-20 A 14th Street 152 Gilbert Avenue 333 East 54th Street 17 Philip Avenue 14 Coates Street Silvers, Joyce ...................... 89-A Elmwood Terrace Silverman, Leatrice ................ 53 Hamilton Avenue Skulnik, David ............ 2 Donor Avenue Slane, Daniel ............................ 94 Bellevue Avenue Speronello, Roger ................ 155 Van Riper Avenue Stalknecht, Patricia .................... 37 Caruth Avenue Starr, Dolores .................... 10 Washington Avenue Sternshuss, Arlene ....... ......... 4-4 B Donor Avenue Straka, Elise ............. 91 A Glenwood Avenue Stricsek, Raymond ............................ 67 Echo Place Stuber, Ernest ...................... 286 Falmouth Avenue Sudol, Joseph ............................ 111 Martha Avenue Swartz, Terrence .............................. 6 15th Avenue Szenzenstein, Richard ................ 59 Orchard Street Templeton, Rachel ........... Tepper, Mark .............. Thomas, Stuart ......... Thum, Linda .,...... Traino, Thomas Troller, Marion ........ 10 Reihl Street 149 Donor Avenue 67 Cadmus Avenue 29 Falmouth Avenue 97 Godwin Avenue 15 Lee Street Trongone, Robert ........ ........ 1 73 East 54th Street Tunnell, Richard ......... ............ 1 9 Third Street Uzdavinis, Ann ........ . ....... 21 Garvey Place Vallone, Kenneth ......... ............ 4 29 Market Street VanGurp, Carol ....... Vankat, William ...... Verros, Barbara ....... Vicari, Andrew .....,.. 261 Lincoln Avenue 2 Chobot Lane 70 B Boulevard 222 Lincoln Avenue Vilardi, John .................... 177 A Elmwood Terrace Vitriol, William ........................ 101 Donor Avenue Vladyka, Raymond ......... ...... 1 70 Orchard Street Vogel, Suzanne ............ ....... 1 13 Donor Avenue Wandrasko, Kathleen ...... ............... 7 3 Echo Place Weir, Robert ................ ..... - 199 Miller Avenue Weitz, George ........... Welker, Donald ........ Wellins, Diane ......... Westdyk, Robert ....... Winters, Harriet ....... 145 18th Avenue 34 Palsa Avenue 16 Augusta Street 8 Halstead Place 105 Donor Avenue Winters, Harvey .......... ....... 1 05 Donor Avenue Wisniewski, Marsha ........ ........... 7 10 Boulevard Wovkanych, Theodore 95 Kipp Avenue Woznicki, Richard ....... ........ 1 73 F enscak Avenue Wright, Steven ................ .......... 64 Willow Street Yankowski, Richard .................. 87 Cadmus Avenue Young, Betty .................................. 9 Bredder Court Youngerman, Heather ........ 73 B Glenwood Avenue Yuppa, Anthony .......................... 45 Tuella Avenue Zager, Robert ........... Zagula, Stanley ........ 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