Garfield High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Garfield, NJ)

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On to Italy our search continues . . . Approaching the town of Pisa, we see a crew of engineers, consisting of JOHN RUDY, ROBERT GETZEWICH, EDWARD DAILEY. FRED KOBYLARZ, GEORGE MAMMOLA, PETER EBERHARD, and STEVEN ONUFRAK trying to straighten the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It seems, Chef-Boy-Ar-JOSEPH DUL, owner of the Tower Restaurant has been having trouble keeping his cakes on the level . . . Next stop, South America, and sunny Brazil where commercial artist BAR- BARA SOKALSKY, is trying to lay out a new ad for coffee. These are much needed since the United States is now growing its own supply of beans and South Americans have switched to tea. The government has hired bookkeepers-GLORIA SACCO- MANO, and ELAINE DERCO-plus secretaries-BARBARA ROEHRICH, HELEN SUDOL, and EILEEN CURTIS-to keep the records on this enormous catastrophe . . . We finally arrive in the States and our first stop is Cape Canaveral, Florida, where after fifteen years of research, MARCIA KRUPACS says she has perfected a rocket ship that can reach the moon. Head man in the project, ROBERT BARRALE, says that JACK DE SALVO will pilot the craft, achieving his goal of being the first man to reach the moon. The big moment is arriving! The time for blast off is near! Chief mechanic, NANCY MORDENTI, an outstanding authority on anything mechanical, and her assistants-STEPHANIE LITSCHAUER, KATHE- RINE LATONA. and JOYCE KREKICH - are making a last minute check. CATHE- RINE MARTORANO begins to count the seconds-10-9-8-7-6-5-LL3-2-1. VINCENT DI MARIA pulls the switch and - Blast off! What again? The rocket did not move! Another failure! The moon will be over populated by the time we arrive! . . . Our search is almost at an end. We return to Garfield nad the scene of our reunion. BETTY HAMER is covering this gala affair in her daily column, Hamer,s Highlights . It will be held at that exciting' nightspot, Barcebonnanos , owned and operated by SALLY BONANNO. Our detectives did a swell job and all of the guests are arriving. Here come CAROL PAZIN, MARIE CIOLINO, SONIA HAVRILIAK, DORIS TSCHUSCHKE, and LORETTA WEGRYZNIAK who have just returned from the Far East where they have been teaching on an exchange basis. JOSEPH PU- INO. multi-millionaire, is approaching in his streamlined Millermobile, designed by MARIE MILLER. With him are his private secretaries-PAMELA ELKOVICS, THERESA FRANZINO, JANET GEMSKI, BARBARA KENYON, and CAROLYN HALKA. Everyone seems to be here except CAROL HERZOG. Ooops, here she comes . . . better late than never. Well, here we are, all together. I wonder what we will be doing in fifteen years from now? I wonder? I wonder? . . .

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p1an1st .IOHANNA IANCILOSI DAVID luRlCA'll and RONALD IVIILNIHART Wlth thelr famed Rock n Roll group mll sm therr old record h1t of some years back My Prrend World known commcdlan MARY KII ANOYVSKI ROSE MARIE LOPUSNAK and CAROL CLA7ER are dom, thelr latest Skll En llsh MIIIIIIH and Irlsh Stew MARLENE NAKONFI HNY and HENRY HANZO Harvest lVloon Rall Contest mlnner are dom a FOIIIIIN of old dances The lhalyp o The Walk and The Stroll WhlCh were very popular 1n 58 Beck Beck dancers RONALD RISKO BEVERLY NOONBURC LEONARD SODORA GEORGETTE PASTOR JOSEPH ROMANO SANDRA VANCLAUS DANIEL CHERVANOK BARBARA MALYSO .IENNIE ANN AGNELLO LOIS Sf HWEICHARDT WALTER WURiH and MARYANN VELEBER under the d1rect1on of choreographer DALE BELKER do the latest speclalty The Fo In the fashion world of Parrs models PATRICIA LASHENDOCK MARY ANN ROMANI HIK and AUDREY SEBELK wxll parade dress deslgner HENRY VASSALLOS latest styles Hls secretarles AGNES PULILHINO PAY DELLA PORTA MARLENE PUZINO and KATHLEEN LEBO have been buslly maklng out lnvltatlons to all the dlstlngulshed soclal sets Among them are RONALD BO BOHANNON the champlon soccer player and his Wlfe LUCILLE CHICK LAC CIATORE JOHN LHANDA world champlon chess player and debutante ROSARY DI MII ELLI DIANE YONDOLINO voted best dres ed woman 1n the world and GEORGE YOYKON voted best dressed man 1n the world wlll be here also 1n order to choose thelr new sprlng wardrobe Awaltlng the start of a bull fight 1n Spam we see someone runnmg around the arena w1th the bull close behmd her Oh no' It cant he but It rs' Thats JEAN SCOTT and lt looks as though the bull IS catchmg up' But no the famed matador SENOR KENNETH TAFT has come to the rescue of thls mald ln dlstressl Nurse DELORES BUTLER runs out mto the rlng to see 1f any ald can be grven Reporters SANDRA SCHWEIGHARDT and DIANE SOBOTA are gettlng the story first hand of course' It seems JEAN try1n to find her way to her seat where FRANCES CAILLETEAL and PAULA NOSAT, were Wallflng took the wrong stalrs and landed 1n the arena just as the bull was let out of 1ts pen NINFA FOLLARI and HELEN FORSTER who saw all thrs trred to warn her but lt was too late she was already travellng at top speed Well thls IS enough excltement for a whlle so back to the search . . t - . , , , . q D A , 1 n I I I A as 1 - 77 r I x - ' . 7 - S 4 . . ' 4 - . . . L4 . . , 1 1 . 'T . , gf . ,, . . . . ,, 1 . . . , ' AV ' gi g . . ,xl I . S Q Q . . , V i , 1 I I . , , , ' 9 G 1 9 1 - - 5 N s . . , . , s I ' l s I 7 - an Usa , - 5 . . . L , , . 1 N , . . , , . , - , . ., , . . w , . 1 , l 9 I 9 9 . . . . . . Y . H 5, - - - as sa S 9 N f 9. 9 . . 1 n f a 9 . . , , S , s 9 9 7 . . , . . , - a a 9 ' 7 . s 9 v , - s s , . . . ' 1 y - . . . - 1 a ' ' s ' ' 5 '9

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