Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)

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Varsity' :lily Club The purpose of the Yarsitv R Club Is to Lllsellss liasif plaxsoltoo'I,ill.Ii.1s - hall. and baslsethall. The ineinlvers are also able to observe It'C'IlIllKllll'S ol these sports lw wateliing thein on hhn. One ot the elulfs proieets is to provide ushers for the Qaines, Xlr. Artlun' Piilatli spon- sors this club. with Nlatt Cxariievlti pre- siding as president. FRONT ROXY. left to right: Nlatt Czarncelii. Dick Ritter, Barry' Dislmrow. SECOND ROXV: Rocky Di Nmaio, Jwlm Hansbury, Nlr. Arthur Pillath. THIRD ROYV: Tony Lore. FOURTH ROXV: Pete Sapnar, XValt Staton, Bill jones. Carden Club The students in this club meet in room 233 and work in the greenhouse. They help to improve the school grounds, and. at different times during the year, sell plants which they have grown. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Blease, Bob Smith, Mickey XVenner, Robert Zahn, Jim Law- ler, Dick Haas. Chess Club The Chess Club is for the learning and plaving of chess. I'nder the super'- vision of Xlr. Frank Cole. the people who can play' chess are matched against those on their own level. moving to different opponents each week, C SEATED, left to right: Ray Farace, Ceorgle Bastian, Nlr. Cole, Paul Scherer, Arnold Griggs. FIRST ROXV: Richard Armitage, Ales Bawker, Bruce Buchatt, jackie Shargo, June Bit- ler, Carol Carsky, Nlr. Cowie, Lee Car- ish, Barry NYolfer, Charles Foster, Clar- ence Bogden, Paul Riley, Bruce Horn- stein, john Flaeo. SECOND ROXV: Lance Hewitson, john Palise Tom Macaulay. Pete Blease, Bob Hunt, Luke Jacobs, Frank Mara, David Voor- hees, Frank Palise, Dave Daily. AI Cinn- mel, Bill Walters, Dave Oghorn, Don XYiI- son. THIRD ROYV: Stewart Loyd, Myron Albert- son, Tom Atkins, Richard YViIlie, Charles XVebster, Perry Weaver. 1 4 5 4 7 x t

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F TA. Club The Senior Ewing Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Mrs. Colleen Nelson, have set as their main goal a true interest in teaching. Each week members of the F.T.A. meet and discuss problems of teaching, hear speakers on related fields and activities, and see movies concerning their chosen profession. This year, each F.T.A. mem- ber was given an opportunity to observe a class of her own choice for two davs. SEATED, left to right: Janice Pritchard, Mrs. Colleen Nelson, Shirley Ynnger, Donna Hubsch. STANDING: Ginny Russo, Barbara Jensen, Pat Vuolo, Estelle Phillips, Jane Miknliak, Carol Cimino, Jackie Bilbee, Pat Hart- nett, Lois Duke. Forensic Club This newly formed club headed by Mrs. Ruth XVantner, meets with the pur- pose of instilling in its members quali- ties of leadership, honor, and poise. The debate team strives to win trophies, tournaments, and honors for the school, as well as personal honor for themselves. SEATED, left to right: Ellen Clark, Nancy Foss, Sally Conover, Mrs. Ruth XVantner -Coach, Joan Brancolino, Sara Smith, Kathy Martin. STANDING, first row: Bob Mosier, Barry NVolfer, Bob Steinmetz, Paul Scheer, Mike Curtis, Bruce Steel, Bruce Eisner. SECOND ROVV: Carol Good, Vivian Volk, Mary Degner, Joan Emann, Irene Her- man, Jackie Bilbee, Estelle Phillips. THIRD RONV: Charles Decker, David Phillips. ABSENT: Kathleen Fitz-Maurice. F N A. Club Consisting of competent girls who are interested in a nursing profession, the Future Nurses' Club has been given many opportunities this year. They took trips to local hospitals and practiced in one of them for two hours one day a Week. Junior and senior girls took a trip to an out-of-town hospital. The girls learned to make beds and feed patients. This year pins were purchased. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Betty Tackaes, Pat Schino, Marian Kerr, Marian Farina. SECOND ROXV: Pat Rogers, Kathy Teneglia, Pat Larkin, Beth Johnson, Pat Sturgis, Betty Ann Bates, Judy McTighe. THIRD ROXV: Mary Shoemaker, Leslie XVatts

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Fashion and Modelzug Club The Fashion and Modeling Club, un- der the direction of its sponsor, Xlrs. Colleen Nelson, meets on Friday sev- enth period, , The club teaches its members how to improve their appearances with little tricks, such as, the uses of proper make- up, the selection of the right color to wear. and proper posture. KIODELING: Thelma YVhite and Kathy Bob- inson. SEATED, first row: Darlene Nliller, Sandy Hagerman, Loretta Parker. SEATED, second row: Carol Lavan, jo.-Xnne Sciascia, Mary Ann Curley, Nladeline Curalski, Janice Turner, Sarah Mills, Lola Jones. STANDING: Pat Cadinust, Gloria XVoolverton, Meredith Wright, Helen Kramer, joan Armitage, Gail Ziineck, Martha Schrader. Nlrs, Nelson. IN BACK: Sue Strehlow, Pain Fish, Beverly Bushnel, Kathy De Flesco. C00 Club Directed by Nlrs. Begina Nlartin, the Golf Clubls purpose is to teach the members about the golf course, the Ian- guage peculiar to the game, and the game itself. On clear days, members go outside to practice. and during inclement weather, the students stay in- doors to hold discussions about the game. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Ron Edwards, jerry Ashman. SECOND ROXV: Don Pringkainp, Rodney Cil- mer, Al Lyon, Nancy Gorton, Betty Dono- van, Pat livanko, Tom Hobson. TIIIRD IIOXV: ltoger Beres, Jerry Nliller, John Frank, George Holland, Pete Notoriani, Charles Foster, Pete Borza, Mrs. Nlartin. FUUIITII BOVV: Bill W'elsh, ,lim Slnnnate, Dick Bitter, john XV:-st, Bob XVoothnan, joe Kochuba Dick Richards, Bob Tilton, Lester Gilbert. Senior Dramatic Club Headed by Nlr. Iohn Lacy, this eluh meets twice a week, on Monday and Thursday. All those interested in acting and those having any ability to act are in- vited to join. The seventh period activities take in learning something of acting, reading one-act plays, which the club may pre- sent in an assembly, and discussing problems of the theatre. Also, nomen- clature is taught to the members. SEATISD, left to right: Barbara Nitzburg, Bar- bara jensen, Zoya Kramer, Roberta Kott- ke, Sherwood Furhrer, Xlildred Daxis, Peggy Blackford, Francis Bitza, Carol Cimino. STANDING: Rosalie Cuarnieri, Patricia Dun- can, Marian Farina, Lewis Littman, Nlr. john Lacy.