Governor Livingston High School - Claymore Yearbook (Berkeley Heights, NJ)
- Class of 1965
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And we knew you as the lavish dispenser of green, pink, and yellow slips eventually destined for the circular file. We knew and will remember the fine teacher, coach, and attendance administrator and his personal contributions to our life at GLRHS. 2 K . 9 4. i 3' - 5 Q' k L ,fm - T221 . I S . i. S if as 4 r ., x , , Q, . N XX ,, L 1 bfi Q - 'W ' wx , -4 , Ax 'kj Q . fx -x .A A ,- f 51- K -www ,-wvfww 9 ibn M mv-M..-J, W 1-f ' M--.,...., Q.. N iw . Q : .x. 'i -'- -- 7,12 xml. N , Q af-xg , .., ...S . A gm-1 .af ,.m-g + , E 2. I 1' .- ....-n-- DR. WARREN M. DAVIS Superintendent si MR. B. BENJAMIN MERRILL Assistant Principal The 6011916 f7Si6lZ.7'S.. L I I ,fi .gut BOARD OF EDUCATION S1fA7YfD: Dr. Minor C. K. Jones, Mr. Thomas Nolan, Mr. Av- Steiner, Dr. Warren M. Davis, Superintendent of Sehoolsg Mr ery Ward, Presidentg Mr. John Hopping, Vice Presidentg Mr. Philip Foster, Mr. William Mcliek, Mr. Lewis Frederieks, Ad Iiverett Fay, Mr. W. Robert Powers. SYPINDINGJ Mr. Bernard ministrative Assistzintg lVIr. john E. Conlin, Mr. Fred Elsztsser. 6 a'mz'nz'5tm1fz'0n l DR. RANDOLPH JACOBSEN Assistant Superintendent 51' 1 3. x , A- . xi. ,L ' E N. V ., .Q Q X -A f X ,x ,, I A . 3 7',,, fy f ,.,H,4f MR. FREDERICK AHO Principal Not really upstairs, but here in our school is lo- cated the nerve center of the entire regional sys- tem. Every man, from Dr. Warren M. Davis, our superintendent, to each board member, helps control Governor Livingston. Activities include planning the budget, coordinating the curric- ulums of the three regional schools, and keeping us one of the best high schools in the country. Mr. Frederick Aho, our very able principal, is a man of integrity and foresight. Assistant princi- pal B. Benjamin Merrill's success lay in his un- derstanding of the problems of the faculty and student body. We owe a great deal to these great people. Helping To Plan or the Future . C00ra'z'nat0rs and Spec MR. BERNARD CARR Director of Guidance MR. JOHN HOAGLAND English MISS SELMA KAYE School Nurse Future Nurses Club MRS. BERNICE GERSHON Psychologist MISS PAULINE KEITH Social Studies I MR OSEPH SOTT :ff Mathematics -Q- MR. WALTER HOHN Science MR. DONALD MISS ELEANORE MR, AUGUST CAPRIO MERACHNIK MURPHY Languages Special Services Business Education 459' 8 wives MR. GEORGE BRYAN fx Guidance . 3 Y' I x,. ,, - X , A ' M, 1 i M... -iff ki RRQR .,.A A v . ' .A ' .- MR. EDWARD BROWN ,g in 5 A qq. F MR. K JOHN -' X. BROWN Physical Edu- cation Health MRS. ARLENE RESNICK Audio-Visual MR. PHILLIP RISO Guidance Guidance MR. STANLEY GROSSMAN Industrial Arts Fine Arts Vocational ETH SON cc MRS. MARGARET MAITLAND Cafeteria Su- perviser MISS ' MARY A. ' ULLBRICH Home Eco- nomics 9 ,1 T15 Educatzon Forms the Camm us! as the Twzg Is Bent the Tre MR. CII UN ROBIN Iillglish YYul'IlI I l'l'2lllll' Honor Sovivl MRS C All I PONII RAXNZ 'z'na'.' zclz'nea'. U Alexander Pope R. Freiermuth, E. Ford,J. Powell. A Z B. Huising, L. Hegarty. Seven hours of every day eighty talented people try to lead 1,500 students along the path of knowledge. Often the side streets seem more inviting. During the seven pe- riods of the day, students suffer various problems, which, of course, are not their own faults. First period, no one is awake. Mid-morning droop sets in during the second or third period, and hunger pangs during fourth. Fifth peri- od brings the realization of how fast lunch really goes. Mid-afternoon droop claims sixth period, and seventh is just too close to 3:05. This year, however, 334 diplomas will prove that the faculty found a way. Far Eastern love poetry is not an integral part of our En- glish program, but the schoolls largest academic section strives to keep its program varied, one way or another. Trips to McCarter Theater always attract large numbers of students. Mr. Aho still isnit sure whether the quality of the plays or the prospect of an afternoon off is the cause. Although betting is illegal, any social studies student who has Mr. Burdge will give good odds that someday he'll knock over his lectern. What other school can boast an assistant principal with Civil War history as his hob- by? The favorite question around social studies classes is Is there a movie today? Who cares if we speak French with a New jersey accent? Only our language staff will ever know. These people blend culture and grammar to acquaint us with the world outside our borders. We can always picture some poor teacher staying late into the afternoon to put up an imaginative bulletin board in International Hall. The language lab remains to this day a complex more deli- cate than an IBM computer. The numbers racket takes on a new meaning with the math department. SMSG versus traditional math may well be the -battle of the century. But multiplicative in- verse or common reciprocal, all are studied with equal vig- or. Mr. Rosamilia's drawings should be saved for posteri- ty, and Mr. NeddoH's two sided figure, the ancient doag- on, will survive as a modern concept. Formaldehyde is the perfume of the lab and its aroma often embraces our entire top Hoor. Science is probably the most dangerous teaching assignment. This brave staff keeps watch over the crop of young scientists as they probe the inside of a defenseless worm, mix a pungent chemical potion or study a bobbing spring. Finally, they tirelessly clean up broken test tubes and dead dry cells at the end of the day. Fair Is Foul and Foul Is Fair uotli the Iflfizfclies . English MRS. PEPI HERBST English IV Yearbook Advis- Cl' MRS MARY MRS. ARLYN MCCABE English II OlMALLEY Reading 5 ff .i. i. W., , 15' J.: f' 'H lik. E. Abate, G. Pomcranz, P. Bredlau, N. Blohm 12 THEi KATZ Speech Drama Advanced ma Public Senior Operetta MISS JO .YGINS English I Adviser Club MRS. LOLA ROMANO English III Journalism Highlander Adviser fi I.. Hcgurly, E. Ruggicri. H. Butts, C. Robinson MISS GAII, D. SHAFFER English I World History Y NX fi'- Junior Class Adviser us, I Q., MISS PAT DE STEFANIS English I Y. Teen Adviser l E -X SK K if in k-.- K ls MISS BARBARA WOJIE English III and IV Assembly Director f Senior Class Adviser MRS. ARLENE CLAIR 13 CRESCENZI English I onjugation, Pr0nuncz'azfz'0n, ulzfuml Background MISS TINA TRIPODI N Spanish I,II,III,IV Spanish Club of ,,,,,, NN ffl MRS. IRENE B. GLOVER Spanish I,II Spanish Club 'iss-'gaf-' , w S91 sg? jj :gr i. 5 I X.. 'K A. Thomas All 14 MRS. Spanish English Adviser Opcretta Comm. der, mguages 'S ELIZABETH JOCZKY ian I,II,III,IV -W'-sl I ' N MRS. GOLDIE GLUCKMAN LATIN I,II,III,IV Latin Cub MRS. SYLVIA FOSMAN French Spanish French National Honor Society , 9, M. Yadley MISS JUDITH ANN FERRIS French Spanish French Club MR. MELVIN YADLEY French Freshman Class Adviser MRS. VVANDA VAN DE WATER U.S. History II Economics The Social, Economic, cmo' Polztzc ,,-4 i s, MR. BOYD A. SANDS World History Attcxiflziiicc Olliccr Football Coach Baseball Coach MR. JOHN S. STEIN Psychology Sociology Geography Assist. Football Coach Psychology Club History MR. HAROLD R.BURDGE, JR. U.S. History l U.S. History II Student Council Hockey Club A. Shepard, D. Hitchcock, E. Hoe. 16 MISS ,IUDITH KUENZLI World History Mod. European zgnyicance ocial S!ua'z'es M M. Mondelli MR. KENNETH W. MEEKS 4 U.S. History I Far East History Debate' Club MR. STEPHEN D. POLLACK U.S. History I U.S. History II MRS. NANCY QUACKENBUSH Development of Western Thought U.S. History II MISS CAROL S. GINDIN F.A.C. World History 17 el MR. RAYMOND C. SPROW U.S. History I and II Assist. Wrestling Coach Assist. Football Coach 7726 . .Mathamatzcs MR GLENN M. ROBERTS Algebra I C P Math. I General Math. I MR. GEORGE MACKRIN Gen. Math. Algebra Geometry Soph. Class M Levmc Plane Geometry Zjdlrt 6.2 2 2 MISS MARY GRALL S.M.S.G. Alg. I C.P. Math. II Soph. Class Adviser MR. ROBERT SEYFARTH Algebra I Algebra II C.P. Math. III A.V. Coordinator MR. MAURIE LEVINE Algebra II Algebra III Trigonometry Guitar Club MR. THOMAS ROSAMILIA Algebra II Algebra III Trigonometry Math. Analysis Senior Class Adviser 19 r I dxf If -S Vg.. Lil:- lik P51151 , I wx ix . 1 f Rock Formations, Slbecie Preserva Equz'lz'bfz'um . MR. GEORGE C. WHITING , Biology I Biology Club MR. JOSEPH L. MARTINO Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Lab. Assistants Club MR. WILLIAM VERSCHUREN Earth-Space Sci. General Sci. Football Coach Track Coach G. Whiting, H. Birckhcad. 20 If emica! ZETLC6 l. v .N A v .- Q xv Q S, r-'Hb' T MR. RICHARD DUGGAN Earth-Space Science General Science Key Club, Co-Adviser Pcp Club Future Teacher's of America Bowling Coach x 1 'fix MR. D. L. HENDRICKS '- ,,g.q. , 1 General Science -, Biology Photography Club MR. EUGENE R. FOX Biology I Biology II MRS. ELEANOR BROTHERS Chemistry I Advanced Chemistry Lab. Assistants Club MR. JOHN S. FAUBL General Science II Physics I Physics II Chess Club Physics Club 21 S. Egan, Faubl. gil Gymsuzfs, Sneakers, Sho I . Physzgawifiufw AWP' if FII nf Q71, ,df MR. JOHN S. BICKNELL, Physical Education Health Driver Education Football Coach Golf Coach MR. RUSSELL HUNCHAR Physical Education Health Driver Education Soccer Coach Baseball Coach Gym Club Coach MISS DORIS V. ANDERSON Physical Education Driver Education Leaders Club Adviser MR. EDWARD REESE Physidal Education Health Driver Education Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach MISS MARY A. LATTANZI Physical Education Driver Education E. Ruggierri, R. Hunchar. Health 22 G.A.A. B Sands, J. Bicknc MISS SUSAN S. TREDICK Physical Education Health G.A.A. MR. ROBERT MARTIN Physical Education Health Driver Education Assistant Football Coach Track Coach Szlglzts and Sounds Created MR. EDWARD F. BROWN Chorale Choir Music Appreciation Operetta Regional Festival All-State Chorus MR. FOREST A BARTLETT Band s., Q. M .RX 1365- Q Music Theory Twirlers Color Guard Highlander Girl Pipers Boys' Archery Club MRS. TOMMIE STORY Art W 1 U- amz! W. Operetta Scenery F. Chambers MRS. ARLENE CHURCH Clothing Homemaking Home Management Home Decorating Student Auxiliary 24 We will an veczczlzzea' S tua'z'es IN,- ffl MR. JOSEPH AIGNER Electronics, T.O. Electronics, Radio Club Q 'N S 'E 51 ll MRS. ALICE LESI-IICK Home Management Foods Student Auxiliary f S MR. THOMAS TRACY General Shop Metals I and II. fLEFTj MR. PETER FESTANTE Mech, Drawing TSLI Superviser Stage Crew. CRIGHTQ MR. DANIEL E GOMULA Wood Shop Industrial Arts Stage Crew ,x W I 25 v+ 'X MISS SUSANNE BALY Office Practice Steno II Typing II Personal Typing Briefhand Business Educazfz MISS CAMILLE MESSINA Personal Typing Beginning Typing Business Typing I Stenography I 26 Future Business Leaders Adviser MRS. LYDIA BRIECHLE Personal Typing Typing I General Business and Business Arithmetic MR. JACK M. POWELL Law and Eco- nomics Bookkeeping I Sales and Con- sumer Economics Adyanced Book- keeping 'ea' Libmw . B00kkee,19z'ng,' .Ah v ln liwg MRS. MARY RICHTER Librarian R. Lcwtcr, P. Docringcr, M. Connolly A. Lamhcrta G. Grabowski I af lf: F ug , , g Qc if X .5 Q 'l . 'Q' pf 5 . ,f Q af X 4 . , . 5' 4' W, i ff , if '- lv g ' V Q, A - A 3 m . .. QQ . E -Q- ' v K- V Y Q 'k - Q gif 'ILL jimff! - if 6 ' ., Q 3. v X. ' 'xeiL'P,'..3i f . f - -if 17. '1 sk? ff Air? Kr X, Yvyfgk ,- K K ' QA, V. Ik Q K I sz: ff . - 1 Ti :fQl??1fi?::'-f9S'wQ:,iNfi . ,il 355 .W .fl vw Q f K X.,-'X W: qw- KV A .NA . miw, , qi-4 1 -.W :pam -imsk 3 'fkaG3gt- fx- Qb if i-asv? X 5, My N 735513 x.,X - X sg 1 ii.x.J.M' ' 4 . , M . x -Akas- ffxgp Q Q 1 nucyf gg .. ,Q 4.91. A5 Q The sword of a medieval naval chief. 29 The Mz'rlh and Fun Grew Fast l T.G.I.F. R. Hof, D. Bogosian. What? Our group had 47W MORE cavities. . . Why docs she always ignore me when I try to sell her a mum? N. Molinaro, Tuchschcr 'KI always thought 'precipitate' was a dirty word. Ramsey, D. Goodell, Dclia 30 .l I wish I could Hy . . . D. O'Connor Why, why, why, why R. Ka- muda, L. Antonazzi Robert Burns So what clse is new besides HO, HO, HO? B. Van Nest, M. Kaechele, S. Winans. Somebody stole Mr. Bryan's Milky Way machine! Bar- anoski pn Seven feet of SHOW, and Check out the Triumph on Aho's Prairie. G. Marinclli, C. we're still here! W. Parker. Larkey, N. Viverito, S. Smith. This is ridiculous. Cluesman, M. Feil. 31 Must you? D. Brede Seniors WINSTON PARKER - President Student Council Rep. 3,45 Yearbook Lit. Ed. 45 Psych. Club 3,45 Band V.P. 2,3,45 All-State Band 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Operetta 253,45 Pep Club. RICHARD JOHN OELS - Vice Presi- dent Student Council Rep. 25 Key Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Football 1,2,3, 45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. MARILYN S. GORDON - Treasurer Highlander 45 Math Newspaper 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 French Club 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 15 Senior Play ADVISORS: Miss Barbara Woj ie and Mr. Thomas ROSamIll3 CHRISTINE M. KELLY - Recording Sec National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary of Class 1,45 Student Math Teacher 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3. ELIZABETH J. BRYAN - Corre- sponding Sec. National Honor Society 45 French Club 15 Twirler 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Tri. Eps. I emember . Q14 Eileen F. Abate Future Business Leaders Club 4, G.A.A. 1 Michael S. Addotta 5 Honor Roll Ceri Student Council Rep. 1 Intramural Basketballg Wrestling 1,2,3,45 l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Sheryn Louise Allen Homeroom Pres. 45 Latin Club 45 Chorale 45 er 45 Honor Roll Certificate 2,35 G.A.A. Twirling Club 1,2,3. XI Chorus 1 Choir 2 Attendance Ofhce Asslstant 2 Hall Guide 2 GAA 1 2 3 Cheerleadmg Club 1 2 Student Auxiliary 1,4 G.A.A. 1 2 3 4' Future Business Leaders Club 3 4' Yearbook 4. Drama Club 35 National Forensic League 35 French Club 15 Chorale 3,45 Guidance Office Asst. 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Operetta 2,35 Cheerleading Club Yearbook 45 Future Teachers Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3545 G.A.A. l,2,4. firms Q! iw CUIIAL T Marianne E Allgaier Pamela Virginia Amodeo Valerie Gail Ananson Patricia Adele Anderson Stanley Charles Andrews Student Council Alternate 3,45 Intramural Wrestling 1,25 Basketball 2,3. ' Louise Antinozzi Yearbook 45 Art Club 45 French Club I5 G.A.A. 4. Frances Louise Asp Student Council Rep. 45 Homeroom Treas, 45 Chorale 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Operetta l,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. 33 I. In ormal Frosh Inz'tiatz'0ns Linda Babson Beta Club 35 Science Club 1,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 G.A.A. reporter 35 Music Club 1,35 Music Club Secretary 15 Forensics Club 1,25 F.T.A. 1,2,3. Nancy Ellen Badgley Library Council 25 French Club 15 Choir 45 Band l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1. Partieia Harriet Bamberger Yearbook 45 Newspaper 2,35 French Club 1 5 Student Auxiliary 2,3545 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Candy Striper 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Senior Play. Q33 el QNUJLO Ot cc1mj1CJLM6fa9 Wuxi? L.-Jwdx O ,ff5l1kjMQJ2.:i?x'j1D, Haiku C194 W . I .NJ C.Oi.55J'3 QCPU Q ILO -Jkeuqjzy field, .Axc,,tJCLJcU1 edmcifcw QDVUM Cuwf fQ1t,.IJQf' Richard Banach Student Council Rep. 15 Homeroom Ollicer 15 Biology Club 25 Psychology Club 45 Spanish Club 15 Intramural Basketball 15 Wrestling5 Basketball 15 J.V. Baseball. Jill Diane Baranoski Homeroom Officer 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper l,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 15 Guidance Oflice Asst. 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Tri-Eps 1,2,35 Candy Striper 3,4. 2 Gail Suzanne Barrett Art Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Student Auxiliary 4. Joseph D. Barry Student Council Rep. 25 Basketball 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,2,3. Daniel Basalone Drama Club 1,25 Yearbook 4. Robert Allen Beck Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Intramural Wreslting 1,2,35 Gym Club l,2. Robert W. Behringer Class Treasurer 1,25 Intramural Basketball l,2. 534 ing Scared . . . 5 James A. Berwick . Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4. Howard Stanley B1m Yearbook Ed.-In-Chief 45 National Honor S Operetta 2,3,4. Clifford A. Bird Spanish Club 35 Intramural Sports 3,4. Key Club 3,45 Sec.5 Intramural Basketball 35 ' 2,3,45 Basketball 4. Barbara Katherine Blair Future Nurses' Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Health Ofhce Assistant 2,3,45 Candy Striper 3,4. Susan F. Bliwise Yearbook 45 Newspaper 2,45 Library Council 15 Psychology Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Attendance Office Assistant 45 Hall Guide 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps l: Pres. l. l Nancy Susan Blohm Yearbook 45 Future Nurses' Club 2,3,45 Choir5 2,3,45 Health Office Assistant 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps 3. ' - 35 Band 1,2,3,45 All-State Band 3,45 Senior Play5 All-State Orchestra 45 Theodore F. Bisterfeld Carolyn Ann Beiter Future Nurses Club 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Candy Stripers: Tri-Eps l,2,3,4. Sandra Jean Bellin Yearbook 45 Newspaper 45 Future Teachers' Club 3,45 Choir l,2,35 Concert Choir 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Tri-Eps 3: Leaders Club 4. James Gordon Benedict Student Council Rep. 25 Key Club 2, 35 Pres. 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 3,45 Football 2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4. son ociety 3,45 Physics Club 35 Freshman Basketballg Track l eretta 4. GAA. 3,4. Peter Bredlau Chemistry Club 3: Intramural Basketball 2. Maureen Anne Breen Yearbook 4: Concert Choir 4: Hall Guide 3: Pep Club 31 Future Business Leaders of America. Harold John Bromm, Jr. Yearbook 45 Newspaper 4g Math Newspaper 3: Biology Club 23 Art Club 43 Latin Clu 1,21 Senior Play 4: Pep Club 3,4. all rift Newspaper 3 National Honor Society 3 4 French Club 2 3 Hebrew Club 2,3 Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 All State Band 2 Home-room Officer VP l French Club 1 Intramural Basketball 23 J.V.Footb1ll Football 3 4 Track 34 Operetta 4 StudLntCoune1l 34 Highlander S r 4 0 e 3,4: Hall Guide 3,4:iFootball 2 3 Wr in Qi Stanl l gy on N. J. State High School Archery earn arppl Qfcrgr OWS Alan Joseph Boyanc Yearbook 4' Spanish Club 3, Gym 1 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Backstage Cr Op Jean Carolan Branson Future Nurses Club 2,3,4: Band l 2 3 Health OHicc Assistant 3,41 GAA. l,2,3: Trl Eps l 2 3 4 Deborah Joan Brede uclz! Football lg Soccer 2,3,4g Wrestling 3,45 Highlander Stafl' 45 Highlander Business Manager 45 Key Club 4g Choir 3g Chorale 43 Student Council l,4. Yearbook 4: Choir 2,3: Chorale 45 Cheerleader 3,41 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Operetta 2,3,4: French Club 1. Peter Brown Sharon Anne Brown Patricia Joan Brydon Gefmfln Club 32 G.A.A. 2,3: Mr. Merrill's Oflice Asst, 25 Typing Award George J. Bubrick Yearbook Sports Editor 43 Key Club 1,23 Natll. Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendationg Baseball l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4. Richard W. Buck Chemistry Club 4, Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4 J.V. Track 2. 'Q William Norris Burbank Student Council 4 falternatelg Chemistry Club 32 Track Manager 2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Operetta 3. James D. Burdette Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: J.V. Track 2: J'.V. Soccer 2g Track 3,4. Joseph John Cafaro Student Council 15 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 3,43 Biology Club, Spanish Club 1,25 Intra- mural Basketballg Freshman Footballg Soccer 2,3,4. Kathleen Lois Campeau Newspaper lg Library Council 13 Guidance Office Assistant 45 G.A.A. l,2g Typing Award. Joseph Rodney Car Math Club Newspaper 3,45 Scribbers' Club l,2,3g Chemistry Club 4g Physics Club 35 Band l,2,3,4g Student Director 3,45 Lincoln Center Award 43 Senior Play 4. 37 Breaking in the Homeroom Ofhcer 3,45 Yearbook 45 Psych. Club 45 French Club 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Operctta 3,45 Senior Play 45 Pep Club 3,4. Guidance Office Assistant 3. Future Nurses Club 2,45 Health Office Asst. 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Tri-Eps 3. 2,3,45 Future Business Leader's Club 3. Intramu l g5 Bowling 3,45 Archery Club 3,4. Lorraine Anne Carhart Gail Deborah Carlick Barbara Bacarli Carolan Nan Isabel Carter Christine Marie Carvellas Library Council 1, Student Auxiliary 3,4, Tri-Eps 1,2535 Booster Club 3, . G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Twirling Club 3. Patricia Ann Clark Richard O. Clark 4538 yjgf ow of Commendation 35 Wrestling 15 Soccer 2,35 5, Track 2,3,4. 52-fzfay Club 1,2,33 1,2,3, G.A.A Cluesm nn 5 G, . ,2,3,45 Pep Club 4. Alan orrow Cody Student Council 35 Yearbook 45 Nat'l 45 Key Club 3,45 Nat'l. Merit Scholarship 38 l, 'ng - H6762 Lost . . . Michael Timothy Conner Intramural Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball lg Football 25 Track 3,4. Martin T. Connolly Homeroom Rep-Student Council 3g Football, Soccer 2,3,4g Basketball 2: Baseball l,2,3,4. Steven D. Corcoran Football l,2, Track 2. Carol Ann Cross Yearbook 45 Newspaper 1,21 News Editor 2: Nat'l Honor Society 43 Library Council 1,2,3g Secretary 2,33 Math Club 45 Junior Classical Leagu ,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. ii Sally Ann C,' 44 Cf! Health Office Asst 2 G A A I l Library Club 1,2,3g Pres. - G , Band Libr , . Cun ham, r. UD Yearbook 4: Biol lub ntr B kefball 2' Senio KDO' Jjff af pw yy? C Steven Dale Davidson Nat'l. Honor Society 43 Auxilium Latinum Certificate l,2,3g Senior Class Playg Chess Clubg Gymnastics Club. Thalia. Joyce Dear G.A.A. 45 Tri-Eps 3,4. Carl A. Del Corso H.R. Rep. Student Council - alternate 4g Spanish Club 23 Freshman Football 13 J.V. Football and Track 2,33 Psychology Club 3,4. 39 Pm Joseph R. Delia Judith Ann Delia Newspaper 25 Spanish Club l,2,3 Q 8,3 Asst. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2. 4 Michael B. Delia Intramural Basketball: Track 4. Jeffrey A. Devlin Student Council Rep. 1,2,35 Newspaperg Key Club 1,2,3,4g Choir 35 Chorale 45 Intramural Wrestlingg Intramural Basketballg Wrestlingg Soccer 1,2,3,4. Patricia A. Diacovo G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Art Club. George I-I. Dietcrle French Club 1. Paul Alan Doeringer Chemistry Clubg Intramural Basketball, Wrestlingg Soccer l,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. Carey Charles Dolbier Intramural Basketball, Wrestling 2,35 Varsity Soccer 2,3,4g Varsity Track 3,45 Varsity Club 4. YN Ann Marie Doll Yearbookg Guidance Office Assistant 2,3g Hall Guide lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Main Office Assistant 3g Future Business Leaders 45 Girls' Auxiliary. l Lilli Patricia Doty G.A.A. 1,2,3g Tri-Eps 1. 40 I QF the Year Ballots I Health Office 'xtreme Wrz'ter's Cmmlb! Dawn Vicki Dunkel Future Nurses Club 3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 3,41 Tri-Eps 3: Twirling Club 2. Paul Timothy Edgar Yearbook 4: French Club 3: Football 1,25 Track 2,3,4g Literary Magazine Staff 3. Steven Michael Egan Sociology Club 4: Biology Club 4: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Track 3,4. Gregory Allen Ehlers Yearbook 45 Intramural Wrestling l 1 Science Fair Award l,2,3: Photography Club lg Biology Club 2: Physics Club 43 Industrial Arts Award 2. Paul Vincent Erdos, Jr. Band l,2,3,4g Soccer 3,4g Explorer Scouts l,2,3,4: Honorable Mention Auxilium Latinum Test 3. Joan Dorothy Estoppey Nat'l. Honor Society 4: French Nat'l. Honor Society 3,43 Color Guard 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4-5 Biology Award 2: Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3. Mary Ann Feil Student Council Rep. 3: Yearbook 4: Newspaper 2,3g .Attendance Office Asst. 2: Hall Guide 2: G.A.A, l,2,3,4. OMAS Wlksfgzffdfvgf N aff wi We WSW M MAN 41 Mary Ann J. Ferrara Future Business Leaders' Club 34 Secretary Business Club 4: State Typing Award Sandra Angela Fermre Yearbook 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4: Psychology Club 4 John M. Ferrazzara J Football 1: Wrestling 2,3,4g Track 2 Carmen Fidalgo Homeroom Officer 3: Highlander l: Latin Club l Spanish Club 3,4: Attendance Office Assistant 2: G.A.A. l. Henry Fishetti Brian Fitzpatrick fee J Ns' Soccer 3,4. 2 3 Eileen P. Ford teno Award, C.A.A. 4. Student Council Rep. l,2: Exec. Comm. 3, 2: Latin Award 25 Senior Play. Newspaper 1,25 Jr. Classical League l,2,3,4g Choir 3,41 Honor Roll Certificate 1,35 Guida 42 Jfrf J -Q f' 7 5 6 Marguerite Judith Freedman Ed. Math Newspaper 2g French Honor Society 3,4: Nat'l Forensics League Eileen Elizabeth Freeman Robert Lee Freiermuth Intramural Basketball: Operetta 3,4: Senior Play 4. Cutting into 15W 4: Yearbook Section Ed. 3,4g F.T.A. 25 Latin Club l,2,3,4g nce Office Assistant 3,4. Phyllis Elaine French Library Council 4: Beginning Chorus 4: State Certificate For Typing 3,4. Raymond Frenchman Newspaper 4: Nat'l Honor Society 3,4: Chemistry Club 2g Key Club 3,43 Class Pres. lg Student Coun- cil Treas. 3: Exec. Comm. 4: Soccer l,2,3,4. Wayne Peter Ganley I2 Line - Slzhlz j Mary Catherine Gellings Future Nurses Club 2,3,4g Beginning Chorus 3g Choir 4g Health Office 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3g Crisco Award in Candy Striping 2. Judy Frances Gardener G.A.A. 2,3,4. Alex Abbott Gaynes German Club 15 Band l,2,3,45 Intramural Basket ballg Football l,2,3,4g Teenage Republicans 3,4. Patricia Ann Geddis Beginning Chorus lg Health Oflice Assistant 3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 35 Athletic Office As sistant 3,4. Jose Douglass George ' V . Band 1,2,3,4. Soccer 1. Adrienne Mary Giacobbe D Yearbook 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,4g Future Business Leaders Club 3,45 Athletic Office Assistant 3,4. , - Judith Lynn Gibson Yearbook 45 Color Guard 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Leaders Club 3,45 Wrestling Booster Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,4: Student Auxiliary 3,4. Stephanie Josette Gibson Student Council Rep. 4g Class Rep. 2g Ycarbookg Newspaper 4'g G.A.A. 2,3,4-5 Tri-Eps l,3,4, Officer 3,4g Senior Play. Tracy Nelson Gerow Newspaper lg National Honor Society 45 Intramural Wrestlingg Basketballg Josephine Anne Giacco French Club lg G.A.A. 3,45 Twirling Club 25 Honor Roll Certificate 3. 1 Karen Margaret Green Yearbook 4 French Club 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Hall Guide 3 G A.A. l,2,3,4. Patricia Lynn Groceman GAA 4 Pep Club l,2,35 Bowling Trophies.. Henry Joseph Gross rw N' X First fzmzor Pep Club Bruce S. GOIHS School Yearbook 1,25 Football 253. Ellen Sue Goldstein Student Council Rep. 25 Exec. Committee 45 Sec. of Soph Class Yearbook 45 French Honor Society 35 Choir 2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,354, Pep Club 3 4 Douglas B. Goodcll Highlander l,4, Reporter, Business Staff5 Key Club5 New Jersey Boys State 35 Hall Guide 45 Intramural Basketball5 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Exec. Committee. Joanne D. Grabowski Claymore 45 Psychology Club 35 French Club 15 Guid- ance Office Assistant 35 G.A.A. 15253545 Student Auxiliary 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Pep Club 3,45 Jr. Class Exec. Committee 35 Jr. Prom Committee 3. X x 145 Joseph E. Grabowsk' 5 WRX ,KN XX Claymore 45 Highlander 1,25 Scribagzrs l'Cll,ibp 15W:3, Drama Club 1,25 French Club 1,25 sehiog Play 145fPep Xt Club 45 Prom Committee 3. bv' l 2 5 L 44 Kenneth Robert Gilmore Intramural Wrestling l,2,3,45 Football l 2 Track I 4 Patricia Anne Gleason Yearbook 45 French Club 15 G A A I 2 4 Tri Eps 1 Psychology Club 4 Frank Boyd Grulich Operetta l 2 3 4 B1ckst1gc Crew 1 2 3 4 Senior Play. Ellen Jane Gutowski Claymore 4 Library Council l Psychology Club 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 .nm Allen J. Hambacker Student Council Representative 15 H.R. President 25 Intramural Basketball5 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Track. James Albert Haldeman Wayne Russel Hamilton Highlander 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 253,45 Gym Club 3,45 Wrestling 15 Football 2,3,45 Operetta 3. Kathleen Ann Handkins National Honor Society 15 French Club 15 Girls Glee Club 15 Cheerleader 15 Jr. Achievement 35 Guidance Office Assistant 35 Hall Guide 15 G.A.A. 45 Horizon Club, Sec. 2,3. Frank I. Happel Explorer l,2,3,4. Susan C. Hartnett Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 35 Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 25 Student Auxiliary 3,45 G.A,A. l,2,3,45 Tri-Eps 1,2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Senior Play 354. Anne Margaret Hebenstreit All State Band 35 State Orchestra 35 Band l,2,3,4. Frank J. Hcisele National Honor Society 45 Physics Club 45 German Club 15 Honor Roll Certificate 3. 45 lass Rings Cathleen M. Hemm Claymore 45 Future Nurses l,2,35 G.A.A.5 Senior Play Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Student Auxiliary 4: Pep Club 3,45 Future Business Leaders Club 4. Jean Lorraine Higgins Main Oflice Assistant 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Future Business Leaders 4. Patricia M. Higgins G.A.A. 2 3 4. Elizabeth Ann Hill Yearbook, 4: Student Auxiliary 3,45 G.A.A. 4: Pep Club l,3,4: Candy Striper 3,45 Chairman of Senior Play Committee5 Future Nurses Club 1. Geraldine Martha Hitchcock Class Rep. 2,35 Yearbook 4: Junior Classical League l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Student Auxiliary 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps l,2,3,45. Leaders Club 2,3,4. - Edward Sanderson Hoe Highlander Staff 45 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll Certificate 2,35 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3545 Football 45 Class Executive Comm. Philip A. Hof Student Council Rep. 15 Homeroom Vice Pres. 35 French Club 15 Key Club l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. - Robert J. Hof Student Council Rep. 15 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 25 Key Club l2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. Clare Diane Horner Student Council Rep. 45 Future Nurses Club 25 Latin Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Color Guard 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Jr. Prom Picture Chairman 3. Barbara Clare Hose Beginners' Chorus 15 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. 46 ontlz Patricia Ann Hotz Health Oflicc Assistant 4: G.A.A. 253,41 Operetta l,2,3: Prom Committee 35 Student Auxiliary 3,45 Main Oflicc 2. Barry Lee Huizlng Football 1,2,3,4. Carol A. Hunt Newspaper 3: National Honor Society 45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4: F.N.C. 2,3,4: Girls State 3: G.A.A. 2,3545 Student Auxiliary 4. Valerie Carter Hyde Newspaper 35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Jr. Classical League l,2,3,45 F.N.C. 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play5 Opus Romam5 Student Auxiliary 4. Donald F. Irving Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Track 35 Wrestling 2,3,4. Scott Joseph Irwin Student Council 1,25 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Wrestling l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. Nancy Jo Ising Yearbook 45 French Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Student Auxiliary 3,4, Pres. 45 Leaders Club 4: Senior Play. Ann Louise Janjikian School Newspaper 15 Student Council Rep. l,2,45 Latin Club l,2,4, Pres. 35 Choir 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Jr. Classi- cal League 1,2,3,4. Robert F. Jeckel Newspaper 35 Debate Club 3,45 Intramural Wrestling 1,25 Operetta 3,45 N.E.D.T. Award l,2. Patricia Perdue Jones Homeroom Pres. 25 Newspaper 35 Future Business Lead- ers 45 Soph. Class Council 25 Sigma Delta Chi Sorority 2,3. 47 Rea' ana' Blue Sweatshirts Karen L. Kayser 43 Twirling I,2,33 Guidance Office 1,33 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Prom Committee. Track 2. Larry Jay Keger ' Janet Eileen Keller Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,43 Tri-Eps 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 33 Color Guard 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Wrestling Booster Club 2. Christine Marie Kelly G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Class Secretary 43 Citizenship In- stitute 33 Pep Club 3,4. 48 Richard Davld Kamuda French Club li G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Choir 2,33 Pep Club 3,43 Student Auxiliary 4 4g Wrestling Booster's Club 23 Tri-Eps 1,41 Twirling Club 1. Marilyn Toni Kayser Future Nurses 2,3,4, Vice Pres, 4, Latin Club l,2, Choir 3,4, Flag Twirler Patrick Joseph Keenoy Patricia E. Juvrud Yearbook 43 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll Certificate 2,33 National Merit Scholarship3 Letter of Commendation 3, G.A.A. l,2. Marlecn Ann Kaechele Student Council Rep. 43 French Club 13 Twirler 33 Majorette 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Citizenship Institute Nominee 33 Operctta Student Dir. 4. Meleen Jane Kaechele Student Council Rep. l,2,43 P.T.A. 43 Yearbook 4 Honor Society 43 Prom Decoration Chairman 3 Cheerleader 3,43 Girls State 33 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Tri-Eps aug, Vlzat S Me? Mark Evans Kelly Student Council Rep. l,2g Intramural Wrestling l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3. Lee W. Kelsey F.T.A. 3,4, President 4g N.F.L. 2, Secretary 2g G.A.A. lg Senior Play. Christopher R. Kennedy Physics Club 45 Latin Club 1,35 Wrestling 2,33 Senior Playg Gym Club 3,45 Latin Award 1,25 Honor Roll Certificate I,3. Newspaper l,2,4g Scribblers 1,35 G.A.A. l,3,4. 4 5 Yearbook 4. Club 3,4. QKSZL Donna M. Kenney Suzanne Jane Kertesz Attendance Office Assistant l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,45 Senior Play Committee Richard W. King A Yearbook 4, Band l,2,3g Track 4: Chemistry Club 32 Physics Club 45 Pep Key Club 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Soccer I 2 3 45 Varsity Club 3 4. ,,bX.sSteese,Q,ssss AQ Dennis Klcbaur . 3 S 5 3 D i I I I .f Club 43 F.T.A. 3,45 Honor Roll Certificate ' JXQLWQSNQ Amee M 5 Ruth Susan Kleinberg A 52, Q Health Office Assistant 3,45 Hall Guid A.A. 1,2,3,4g opereua 2,3,4. Q Q Regina Lucia Kornhauser ' ' Yearbook 4g Health Oiiice Assistant 4g Hal Guide 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. I bg , William Marius Kroyer r Photography Club X , is l l X N bit X K l lg l 49 X dsx, ,piki .t A, lliilllii Student Council jukebox Eileen M. Kuntz Yearbook 45 Future Nurses Club 35 Choir 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Leaders Club. Joyce Ann Kutsop Future Nurses Club 35 French Club 15 Health Oflice Assistant 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Anna Lamberta Yearbook 45 Library Council 1,25 Tri-Eps5 Art Club 45 French Club 15 Guidance Office Assistant 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Twirling Club 1,2,35 Senior Play Committee 45 Psychology Club 4. Lenore Langheinz Student Council Rep. 45 Yearbook Layout Ed. 45 Nat'l Honor Society 45 Chorale 35 G.A.A. l,2,45 Citizenship Inst. 35 Operetta l,2,45 Senior Play. Richard Walter Lapple Chemistry Club 25 Physics Club 35 Advanced Math Club 45 German Club 1,2535 Science Awards 35 German Award 3. Charles Jay Larkey Pep Club 45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Patricia Latella French Club 15 G.A.A. 45 H.O. Assistant 45 Art Club 4. Susan M Future Nurses Club 2,35 Latin Health Ofhce Assistant 2,35 Arthur Student Council Rep. l,2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, 35 Treas. 45 Key Club 3 Gregory A Football 15 Intramural usic To Dine W! Roy B. Lewter Intramural Basketball 35 Football 3,45 Base- ball 2. Bruce J. Lichtenberger Math Newspaper 35 Chemistry Club 35 Biology M Club 25 German Club 1,25 Intramural Wres- tling 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 3,45 Stage Crew 4. Lesley Ann Liebeskind Class Rep. 45 Tri-Eps 15 French Club 15 G.A.A. 2,3545 Psychology Club 45 Student Auxiliary5 Senior Play 4. O ,Sv5,s,K ,Saks sf 1,5-03 5?-D' 'my T9 xg fb NOX' Qfmg' X ,QYJQSQ-0H', Q Q3 SQ 69 39 x YSQN-N 59 ag B N QF 44575 Qrggzlliu dw 48553 'P 539 53 qt- J es .l,W?13'n is-N JOB oigero mgwcer W all33,45Baseball I5 Track 2: A' s -ecf5'k'b3-1 6355? Q '36, ts f Q55 X O xqgk- B fs Ngx bk 540+-, 'OPKQQSC S5395 ' orothy Doreen Locke 33 wmfbookw . 45 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 15 Honor Roll J-di Cgrgane any Guidance Office Asst. 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Leaders Club NSS , 5 Tjgn-age Republicans5 Class Sec. ' Q5-X Q3 35 Linda Ann Lonsberg cwspaper 2,35 Jr. Classical League 15 Attendance OfEce Asslt 253,45 Hall Guide 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps l,2, V.P. 35 Operetta 253,45 Pep Club 3,4. ,lf Cecily Lord ' Yearbook Section Editor 45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 National Merit Letter of 5 Comm.5 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Tri-Eps 35 Operetta make-up 35 Math Newspaper 3. 'JZ' Lynn D. Lueddeke Student Council Rep. 1,2,35 Yearbook 45 Math Newspaper 2,35 Cheerleader 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Senior Playg Tri-Eps 3,4, V.-P. l, Pres. 2. Thomas William Lynch A Class Rep. 15 Newspaper 45 Intramural Basketball Q77 and Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3. I John Anthony Manger National Honor Society5 Latin Clubg Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Dance Band 3,45 Operetta Orchestra 3,45 Math Newspaper 3. 51 P.S..4.T1v, Sam-, and .M.S. .Ta- Susan Jane Manner Art Club 45 Operetta 3,45 Attendance Ofhce Assistant 2. Mary Margaret Manzelmann Library Council 3,45 Future Teachers Club 3,45 Future Nurses Club 25 Latin Club 45 Choir 35 Health Office Asst. 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Gail Marmelli Yearbook 45 Newspaper 25 French Club 15 Health Ollicc Asst. 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Hall Guide 25 Pep Club. Lewis Martin Latin Club 1, Track 3,4 Marjorie Sue Marzell A Homeroom Secretary 15 Yearbook 45 Psychology Club 35 Cheerleading Club 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Class Committee 3 Pep Club 354. David P. McMenimen Dale McQuillan Yearbook 45 Newspaper 35 Student Auxiliary 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Wrestling Booster Clubg Leaders Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3. Martha Elizabeth Meister A Yearbook 45 F.T.A. 3,45 French Club 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 All State Chorus 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Math Newspaper 3,45 Operetta 35 Play 45 Drama Club 1,2,3,4. X John Michael Melack Nat'l Honor Society5 Physics Club5 Chemistry Club5 Key Club Treas. 3,45 Boys' State5 Track 2,3,45 Soccer 2,3545 Student Council V.P. 4. Kathleen Ann Mendolia Yearbook 45 Newspaper 25 Spanish Club 1,25 Guidance Ollice Asst. 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Drama Club 35 Tri-Eps l 5 Pep Club 35 Booster Club 3. 52 'lcers and Emsers! Joyce Marie Merlo G.A.A. l,2. Robert J Merlo Intramural Wrestling 1,2,3' Int murb Basketb 2,3g Baseball 1,25 Shop Awardg S lub.dI axe! ow! ,Y Pg l Y 99' afffgixggi, ,Gif PM I Mary C. .A . 2,3,4g Future Business Leaders by '9 Carlene An o Inari Biology Club 2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4q Future i s ub P e Math Newspaper. - I JJWNMJVZQGUW7 WM Nicholas L. Molinaro, J Student Council Representative 43 Dance Band 33 Football 2g Baseball 25 Band Sgt.-at-Arms 2,35 Band Secretary 4. Mary Jane Diane Mondelli G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Future Business Leaders Club 3,4. janet Louise Moore G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Athletic Office Assistant 3,4. , lf! Cynthia Kathleen Moran Student Council Rep. l,2,3,4g Newspaper News Ed. 2,35 Ed.-in-Chief 43 National Honor Society 3, V.P. 45 Choir 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Blair Academy 3. . Marvin D. Moseman French Club 1, Stage Crew 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,4. Mark A. Mulrain Spanish Club 3g Intramural Football 2,35 Tennis l,2,3g Track 2,3. 1 Mur ' Soci y 4, Choir 5 Ch rle er 3, Honor Roll ,2,3,4. Arthur Fred utsdhlfr Carl Stephen Nauerz Marilynn Ann Neal Student Council Pres. 45 Yearbook Section Ed. 45 Nat'l Honor Society 45 Art Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' State Nom.5 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Class Pres. 2,3. Bette Louise Neroda Student Council News Bureau 45 Yearbook 35 Newspaper 3,45 Chorale 3,45 All-State Chorus 45 N.J. Girls' State Alternate 35 Lincoln Center Award 3. Elaine Rae Newhard Newspaper 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Twirler 45 Health Office Assistant 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Nancy Joan Nigro Class Rep. 1,3545 Latin Club 1,2535 Attendance Oflice Assistant 2,3545 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play Committee Chairman 4. Patricia LaVerne Nolan . Yearbook 45 Future Teachers of America 45 French Club 15 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 4. Sharon Ann O'Brien Math Newspaper 253,45 French Honor Society 35 Color Guard 2,35 Twirler 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps 152,35 Leaders' Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play 4. 54 on Campus Trop .-M? Class QF '65 - Yeech! ,QS ,r 'N. Diane Mary O'Connor Student Council Rep. 15 Math Newspaper Production Editor 3,45 French Club 152,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Committeeg Pep Club 354. Stanley J. Opella, Jr. Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2535 Football l,2,3,45 Track 3,4. Timothy P. O'Rourke Newspaper 1'5 Writing Club 1,25 French Club 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Play. Anthony Carmine Pacifico Joan Elizabeth Palmquist Student Council Rep. 4: Newspaper 45 Future Teachers of America 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Drama Club 3. Patricia Noel Parlapiano Class Rep. 25 Yearbook 45 Latin Club 15 Guidance OHice Assistant 35 Hall Guide 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4. Donna Marie Parmigiani H.R. Ofhccr 25 Chorus 1,45 Cheerleader 15 Attendance Office Assistant 45 G.A.A. 15354. John Pasaiecznik, Jr. Radio Club 1,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 25 Ger- man Club 1,25 Biology Club 1. Robert W. Payne Yearbook 45 Biology Club 25 French Club 1,25 Soccer 1. Robert M. Pepe Gym Club 253. 55 Permits, Licenses, Scmjyea' Fenders Helene F. Proudfoot Student Council 35 Band 15 Guidance Office Assistant 3,41 Hall Guide 2: G.A.A. 2,3,4. Geraldine Patricia Purchase Yearbook 45 Psychology Club 45 French Club I5 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. John James Quirk Student Council Alternate 2,35 Math News- paper 3,45 Latin Club lg Wrestling: Soccer. l Joy Lynn Ramsey Class Rep. 2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Psych. Club Sec. 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Twirler 45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Senior Play Committccg Pep Club 3,45 Dance Band. National Honor Society 45 German Club 1,3,45 Choir 2,3545 Honor Roll Certificate 2,3. Robert E. Redmer Intramural Basketball 1,25 Bowling 3,45 Archery 3,45 Radio Club I: Pep Club 45 Sound Studio 1. Randa Nancy Resnick Student Council 35 Yearbook Section Ed. 45 Cheerleader 45 Girls State 35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Leaders Club 3, Pres. 45 Class Vice Pres. 2: Honor Roll Certificate 3. Virginia Sue Rice Yearbook 45 German Club 1,2,35 Choir 3 Chorale 45 Guidance Office Assistant 1,2, G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 3,45 Pep Club 3. Walter J. Rice Stage Crew 1,2,3. Clive Raymond Richardson Yearbook 45 Soccer 25 Track 45 Pep Club 4 Stage Crew 45 Chemistry Club 35 Gym Club 2 56 Ilona Louise Rauschcnberger ' il 'lflflfzeelsi' at Last! I Joseph L. Perna Bowling l,2,35 Gym Club 2. Anthony F. Peters Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. in 'ff-I Ellen Mae Pflugcr G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. ball 3. Baseball 3. 57 Thomas Frank Piccinnino Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Freshman Footballg Varsity Wrestlingg Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 354. Varsity Football 2,3,4. Hcino Erich Piegsa Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 35 German Club 1,25 Intramural Basket- Rlchard Emil Plank Intramural Wrestling 35 Golf 3,45 Bowling 3,4. Steven Edward Powers Chemistry Club 35 Latin Club lg Band 15253545 Intramural Wrestling 1,25 Thomas Edward Powers Football 354: Basketball 2,3,4: Baseball Man- ager 2,3,4. Richard Martin Preis Football 1,3545 Basketball 15354. Nan Rosamond Presser Writing Club 45 Choir 25 Chorale 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading Club 152,31 Operctta 2,3,45 Senior Playg Gym Club l,2,3,4. CC Joseph Nicholas Roberti, Jr. Student Council Rep. l 2 Newspaper lg Spanish Club 21 Boys Choir 1,25 Baseball lg Track 3. Ronald Robinson Student Council Rep. 2: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Wrestling 1: Football 1,2,3: Track 2,3. Marianne Rodgers Horneroom Secretary 1: Future Nurses Club 2, French Club 1: Choir 11 4: G.A.A. 3,4: Tri-Eps 2,3,4. Nancy Louise Rodgers Future Teachers Club 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Spanish Club 3,45 Student Auxiliary Susan Gertrude Rollison National Honor Society 45 Junior Classical League 1,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2,3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Math Newspaper 3: Honor Roll Certificate 2,3. Michael L. Rosa Spanish Club 1: Band l,2: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Wrestling. Linda Eileen Ross Yearbook 4g French Club 1,21 Chorus lg Choir 2: Chorale 3,4g Twirler 3,42 G.A,A. 1,2,3,4: Tri-Eps 1,2,3g Candy Striper. The Night Thgf Invented Champagne ig Edward Anthony Ruggieri Homeroom Treas. 2,33 Spanish Club lg Intramural Basketball and Wrestling 3,45 Football 1,2,3g Track 1,4. Linda Jean Rumpf Beginning Chorus 2: Choir 3,45 C.A.A. 4. Cynthia M. Rundlet Student Council Rep. 1,2: Sec, 43 Class Sec. 3: N.H.S. 3,45 Choir 3: Chorale 4: Cheerleader 2: Co-Cap. 3: Cap. 43 Operetta 3,41 Prom Chairman. ,Y V, DM f IX. - V W5 f . F z'nancz'a! gy Succgs C zugy ayzc Aff xj ii 21 cce, 25 ggi Ann Schnorr Yi rbo , 45 Future Nurses Club i 2,3,4g olor 35 Captain 4g G.A. r ,l,?,3,4: Pep Club 3,?gJa-eps 1 , , M' .4 1' X aug, I ,Zoj M WW 5 Charles Robert Schramm cya!! National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 45 Baseball l,2,3. Wffaf Rosalind Annette Schriewcr JW C School Newspaper 2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Main Office 3,4g Future Bu Leaders Club 3,4. Henry Karl Scolnick Newspaper l,2, French Club l,2, Cholr 4, Golf 1,4, Bowhng 3. Linda Diane Seaman Homeroom Oflicer l,2,4, Future Nurses Club l,2,4, Latin Club 1,2, Choir 2g Health Office Assistant 4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Tri-Eps 2,3 Sec.g Pep Club 3,45 Chorale 3,4. Sarah Palmer Seaman Junior Classical League 2,43 Spanish Club 4. Daniel Walter Seib Football l,2,4. Edwin N. Seiler Golf Team l,2,3,4. 59 First aglbzlbe Bama' in the State Gus--1 Frank Michael Semon Clement P. Senna Wrestling l,2: Stage Crew l: Stage Light Crew l,2,3g Student Council Alternate 35 Radio Club. Gail Elizabeth Serretti Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 3,4g Math Newspaper 3g Biology Club 25 French Club l: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Leaders' Clubg Tri-Eps 1,25 Pep Club 3,4. Michael S. Sgarro Yearbook 4g Chemistry Club 3: French Club lg National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Pep Club 4. Allyn Carol Shepard National Honor Society 3,43 Library Council l,2,3g J! , f 4, I .X liq- Qfiiiliiif A gl J l lftt' ivlo Qi, 2,3 A, xx 14 Ye r ok X, 5 ' 'Q Lflilihibfoill fm- lf 1 f f 3 . Debate Club 1,2,3,4g National Forensic League l,2,3g Spanish Club 3,4g Senior Play 4. Edwin Thomas Shuttleworth Intramural Wrestling l,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3g Track 3,4g Stage Crew 3,4. QS Beverly M. Sigrist G.A.A. l,2. .f eff ws ff i I 21,3 gjaseball , A flfjv f D9 , Health Office sst. 45 'I:r,i7E s 3. , p Q . Hp J fr 60 like onnie Young assiesf Daniel George Smith Yearbook 4: Latin l: Intramural Basketball 3: Stage Crew 3,45 Operetta Scenery Chairman 3: Psychology Club 4. Melinda Ann Smith Concert Choir 4: G.A.A. 1,2535 Junior Civitan 15 Physical Education Assistant 2,3: Pep Club l,2,3,4. Q4-vs Yearbook 4: Newspaper 3,45 Choir 4: G.A.A. 253,45 Play 45 Operetta 3: Math Newspaper Associate Ed. 4: Pep Club 3,4. Suzanne Margaret Smith Joan Ward Souder Homeroom Officer 3: Yearbook l,2,3,4: Asst. Editor, Newspaper l,2,3,4: Biology Club-pres. l 5 Spanish 1,21 Treas. 3: Pres. 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Robert E. Stadcck Student Council Rep. 15 Baseball 15 Football l,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 2,3,4. Stevan Richard Stark Intramural Sport l: Soccer5 Basketball5 Soft Ball. Leokadia Dana Stawick Yearbook 4: Newspaper 45 Future Teachers Club 1,2545 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Art Club 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2,35 Drama Club 4: Senior Play 4. Julie Howe Stewart National Honor Society 45 French Club 2,35 Chorale 2,3,45 Musical Comedy Club: Senior Play 4. James Andrew Stori National Honor Society 45 Physics Club-Pres. 35 French Club Vice-Pres. I5 Intramural 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. Michael George Summerer Gym Club 4. 61 P or as lmqwv-Ql-QM Xlfoof' , X WN W Kfwevuko gow ko L-Q54 SLP M0247 0.0 ,x.xQ '. : K A' ', ' N. AJCX KX-'lvl N Mfy,TLY XcQLfVk'vQ XL' ' 'M lfx,.l,k--CQ W lx-194459 Lv'QAllyson Gwen Thomas VN3 't-QLQ Latin Club 15 French Club 35 Pipe Band 45 Pipe Major 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Senior Scouts l,2,3,4. tl . . I' . Corinne S. Tino G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Athletic Office Assistant 3,45 Future Business Leaders' Club 354. Nancy Tooker Yearbook 45 French Club 15 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Future Business Leaders' Club 3,45 Athletic Ofhce Assistant 3,45 Tri-Eps 1. 1 lxllfwxqcucfm Xl-SWL ' lf3.,v,,-ali by ,ewes we We rebel' Wa Mtv sucvqm .NN K BQMJC fm L.Bl M TJ f'QiiQLZl-Jef9+s:9fksffvx0lM'MmkQ News REM' UW' MQ lf WN :lQ 4Ml 44310 Linda Lee Toro Newspaper 25 Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 45 Future Business Leaders' Club 4. Elaine Anna Tremmel Yearbook 45 French Club 1,25 Hall Guide 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 354. Michele Lorraine Tronolone Health Office Assistant 2,3545 Guidance ,Office Assistant 15 G.A.A. 1,2. :W F. Jane Tuchscher 5 Stgent Council Rep. 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 1,45 Student Auxiliary 45 :fl . . . l,2,3,45 Tre 5 Leaders' Club 2 3,45 Tri-Eps 2,3,4. , gm bitt' S Q, I lg! An' V - 0 5 . is U4 vw A , .X 'fi Tvexe ,XN Skiivxw-Q 611, Lil-Q 'TT ' 5 . Glenn E. Turnbull Track 25 Dance Band 1,2. Bruce Gordon Turnbull S l Art Club 45 Chess Club 4. Bruce Wil 'a ' Chess Clu Y xfi 62 ior fllaszferllyiecef Douglas john Uhlig Yearbook 3 4' National Honor Soc - French Honor Soc Chorale 2,3,4. All-State Chorus, Boys State, Track 2 Operetta l,2,3,4: Senior Play. Susan Hope Ullricli Yearbook 4: Biology Club l: Future Nurses Club 2 gf' German Club l5G.A.A. 1,2,:s,4. David A. Van Nest tling 2,3: Gym Club. Elizabeth Van Nest N.H.S. 3: Sec. 4: Yearbook 4: Latin Club l,3, V.-P. 2: Twirler 2,3: Capt. 4: G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Citizenship Institute 3: Operetta 3,45 Att. Office 3,4-. Lynn Elizabeth Van Voorhies Biology Club l: Honor Roll Certificate l,2,3: G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Leaders Club 2,3,4: Editor of Math Newspaper 3: Senior Play 4. Nicoletta A. Viverito G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Sandra Sue Wadas Stiident Council 152,31 Yearbook Art Staff 45 Girls State: G.A.A. l,2,3'i Leaders' Club 2,3,4: Art Club 1,2,4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4. Lynne Waterhouse Yearbook 3,45 Newspaper 3,45 Student Auxiliary 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Leaders' Club 35 Sec. 45 Pep Club 3,4- Wrestling Booster Club 3,4. J Patricia M. Weiler G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Eps. l,2,3. Karen Marie Weiss Math Newspaper 45 Future Teachers Club 35 Treas. 45 French Club 1,25 Choir l5 Chorale 2,3,45 All-State Chorus 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 American Legion Citizenship Institute 3. 63 Art Club: Intramural Basketball 2,32 Intramural Wres- allege Accepzfances and Rq'ectz'0ns 4 K Jeffrey Wiehl Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Golf 15 Bowling 2. Robert H. Wilkins, Jr Linda Ann Wilson Yearbook 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Guidance Oflice Asst. 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Future Business Leaders Club 3,45 Class Rep. 2. Richard Boyd National Honor Society 45 So Ib , , QQ John Stephen Wells Newspaper Ed. 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Choir 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Baseball 25 Foot- ball 35 Operetta 35 Student Council 4. Patricia Lou Wert Yearbook 2,3545 Newspaper 2,3,45 French Club 15 Attendance Office Assistant 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Douglas A. Whittle Newspaper 3,45 Wrestling 35 Backstage Crew 354. Q?- n ULD L3 5 'm alCB'gsketball. .JLIIJ-J' 5 ,iubcvvl OI J Roger Jeffrey Wilson Student Council Rep. 35 Yearbook 45 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Honor Roll Certificate 15 Senior Play 45 Math Newspaper 3. Susan Jayne Winans Student Council Exec. Board 45 Yearbook Co- Editor-in-Chief 45 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 45 Chorale 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3. James Mason Wolff Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Wrestling l,2,3,4. 64 - Blooal Sweat, and Tears! Paul R, Wygovslcy Highlander lg Socccr 3,45 Football 25 Baseball 2,3. James K. Nolan .,,,,,, Bowling lg Track 1. Harold Butts Lonsbcrg, E, Van Nest, M. Gordon. L 443-1 J. Wolff I 2 I 5 Those Who Excel HX! MOST ATHLETIC Sue Winans and George Bubrick i i BEST DRESSED Gail Marinclli and Charlie Larkey I CLASS WITS Scott Irwin and Mary Jane Mondelli BEST ALL AROUND Cindy Rundlet and Jim Benedict 66 BEST LOOKING Sharon Brown and Bob Hof ememberea' . . . Sujyerlazfzbes MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT DID MOST FOR SCHOOL Marilynn Neal and Ray Frenchman Mclccn Knccluclc and Tom Lynch I MOST INTELLIGENT Richard Lapplc and Julie Stewart 9 MQST TALENTED Bette Ncroda and Doug Uhlig MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 67 John Mclack and Cindy Moran 9-f. l ....,,K A c1fz'vz'tz'es fldlagazines, To 5 and hi!! .Weat Under the capable advisership of Mr. Harold Burdge, the Student Council undertook a num- ber of worthwhile projects, and encouraged stu- dent participation in Council activities. The first dance of the year was held outside in the upper parking lot. Despite near freezing temperatures, everyone had a grand time. A not so successful magazine drive took up most of October. Funds raised from this project were put in the treasury to cover Council ex- penses for this year and next, including a large donation to the Highlander Bagpipe Band. The whole school got in the Christmas spirit when the Council sponsored a Toy Drive for un- derprivileged children. The hundreds of toys brought in topped any expectations that the Council oflicers had. Basically the year was spent revising old rules and setting up new ones to make a more effec- tive Council in future years. I J? Marilyn Neal, Student Council Presi- dent. 70 Where's Mr. Burdge's apple? M Kacchelc, M. Neal, B. Van Nest. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS C. Farrar, Treasurcrg C. Rundlct, Secretary, M. Kaechclc, P.T.A. Reprcscntativcg Mr. H. Burdgc, Adviser, Melack, Vice Prcsidcntg M. Ncal, President. lzlghlzlght Council Year. ROW I: S. Gibson. C. Danielson, M. Freedman, R. Collins, Bohne, S. Marinelli, R. Johnson, B. Corcoran, F. Asp, M. Bart- lett, R. Brown, H. Harmon. ROW 2: R. Frenchman, B. Neroda, B. Ayres, Testa, S. Horner, P. Goldstein, B. Greenberg, ij. Dev- lin, E. Goldstein, S. Friend, Dowling, L. Langheinz. ROW 3: D. Hof, A. Janjikian, B. Lucddcke, K. Fish, Musca, G. Kraus, ftff That unforgetable Christmas Toy Drive! M. Neal, C. Moran, S. Winans, B. Van Nest, B. Ncrocla, Testa, L. Langheinz. 71 Di Douglas, N. Molinaro, C. Monica, S. Rau, S. Wiehl. ROW 4: L. Talamy, R. Trakimas, E. Sims, R. Resnick, K. Peterson, L. Wisniewski, P. Martin, N. Gonnella, Palmquist. ROW 5: S. Wells, B. Cote, Carver, C. Moran, S. Winans, R. Resnick, P. Killian. ROW 6: W. Parker, P. Brown. ROW 7: Mclack, M. Neal, Mr. Burdge, C, Rundlet, M. Kacchele, C. Farrar. Mr. Burdge at work after school in the Council office. The Claymore Is M The 1965 Claymore Editors Staff STANDING' A. Boyance, Business Ed., M. Freedman, Literary Ed., H. Bimson, Ed. in Chief, S. Winans, Ed. in ChiefgG. Bu- brick, Sports Ed.g S. Wadas, Layout Ed.g M. Neal, Underclass- Capturing the moods of the student body and events of the school year, the Claymore staff under the capable leadership of Mrs. Pepi Herbst, directed their efforts toward a yearbook of depth and quality. Howard Bimson, Sue Winans, and the rest of the editorial board introduced a number of innovations including an expanded academics section. The development of techniques in cropping pictures, making layouts, and devising headlines supplemented the usual typing and clerical work done by the staflf The annual ritual of taking pictures of the various clubs and organiza- tions at GL and the task of identifying the people involved in these activities was another facet of year- book work. Mr. Richard Lawall of the American Yearbook Company and Mr. Ronald Golcher of the Davron Studios also deserve much credit. Special thanks go to Lenore Langheinz, our cover designer. Without her help, this book would not exist. men l'lcl.1 .S'lTYY.VG: C. Lord, Senior lid., R. Resnick, Sports Ed.g D. Uhlig, B. Neroda, Underclassmen Ed.g L. Langheinz Layout Ed., W. Parker, literary Ed. After 3- dill' Of' picture-taking . . . collapse! S. Winans, L. Langheinz, H. Bimson. an cz Two- dgea' Sword! .SEN Planning proved to be the worst part of all! B. Neroda, S. Winans, L. Langheinz. 73 N' Adviser Pepi Herbst advises Marg Freedman on copy editing. General Staff KNEELING: C. Runcllet, Gra- bowski, G. Hitchcock, Bara- noski, S. Walsh, A. Giacobbe, E Tremmel, G. Carlick, C. Schnorr G. Soudcr, J. Cluesman, S. Gibson FIRST RUIV: Nl. KllCCllC'li', M Marzcll, S. Bellin, E. Kuntz, L Luedcleke. P. Baiiilyergw, l. Waterhouse, P. Amodco, M. Mon- delli, S. Farrar, N. Tooker. SEC- OND ROW' V. Young, P. Hunchar E. Stenfore, Cafaro, G. Ehlers, R Payne. P8882 THE I-IIGHLAN DER me I-ucHl.ANoen uni Cynthia Moran Steve Wells Bette Neroda Jeanne Reel, Bernie Yannotta feffBohne Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Pete Brown Business Staff Ginny Young, Doug Coodell, Ed Spencer, Tim Lynch, Sandy Bellen, Sandy Hoe Exchange Editor joan Palmquist Favlllly Advi-SUV Mrs. Lola Romano Faculty Business Advisor Mr, jim Ngddgff Photographers Karl Mrozek, Wayne Walcott, Bob Grulich Reporters Kathy Speyers, Gail Serretti, Jill Painter, Karen McKenna, Debbie Meadows, Ginny Young, Debra'Tgyl0f EDITOR'S NOTES If FUUND, A REWARD GUEST Eul'romAL bustle of growing up and competition. First noticed missing along with the absence of library books. Such events as mocking out serious elections and selections, and an apathy toward anything to do with school, support the fact that the above stated elements have been lost The magazine drive Skimming over the stude cil's hard work to m success, it is possible t at a less known but Jus sential element the pro buyers I use 'the prospectiv here with good reaso Murphy, who is alwaysc ing about the lack of m in town, decides, afte over the list for hours, never has time to read It seems that Mrs S time to read, but spends mg television An ol whom you have never cept for the time yo brother fell out of the ing to rescue her cat, cl out of order blanks It' size them up My last resorts were Misplacement most likely happened during the students' change of concept on what really is important. At one time, the importance was on doing those things which would make one self respectedg now it is on doing those things which oppose. Q POSSIBLE WAY OF RECOVERING THE LOST ITEMS: A change to a school where there is a library consisting of no more books than are presently found in one classroom at G.L., and so lending is not practiced. A school where there are patrols in the hallways, where there are no projects for which the school can be proud, and where there are no democratic elections, or the niceties of selections. REWARD 'IF LOST ITEMS ARE RECOVERED: One thousand five hundred students who are worthy of being respected. Marilynn Neal Hats off to the students who made Our Town possible. It was interesting to note what good imaginations can do with such a well-known play. With the addition of some clever costuming by a very capable costume committee, and talented acting, it wasn't dif- ficult to find yourself sitting in Crover's Corners, New Hampshire. Congratulations to Bob, Doug, julie, and the rest of a fine castfor a flawless performance, and to Mr. Katz for taking the time and inter- est to guide them. When the magazine drive ended several weeks ago, the hoped goal of 815,000 worth of sales, 35,000 profit, fell 84,000 short, thus reducing the amount in the student council treasury to 83,000. The loss will be felt: maybe not this year, but certainly within the next two school terms when money is needed to support activities sports, buses, and projceds. The fault of falling short of a goal is two-fold. This year, the council realizes how many more students we involved, and the pos- sibility of having too many projects in one neighborhood. But the biggest fault is with us: in student attitude.IWhether it was apathy or mockery that kept us back is no longer important: there was enough of it present to effect the outcome of the drive, The magazine drive is over. What matters now is a comeback. En- dorse your student council by supporting it in future projects. There is a Christmas used toy drive for orphans pending on the council agenda. See what YOU can do to make it a success. Students, once agai faced with a grave p have been informed th body has been borro from the library I kn what a library is for, you are supposed to books out Of course these books will be returned the new librarian know might get the idea tha being stolen As most of you know a new librarian 'Just .N to get used to her, she used to us This type o ing will give her the pression of G L stude lf this Uborrowing' she might be forced t gressive action May cut off the supply of bo student This could le setting consequences. marks on the old re Is it worth it? Pd like to bring o point about the llbr WANNA 1 ' xi :Hd S . tix . . . . . ali .,, LOST: Appreciation, fair play and self respect, somewhere in the l I9 I .. , If I l I1 Ik lk lk FK Ji ll' lk . I for , . . , Dec 11 1961 ple left the only three in the neighborhood ble with bachelors is are not married Or t's the good thing about a magazine sa.lesman's view, trying to find a at home is like trying friend in the cafeteria d Harry at home once, ut he's so yotmg, his took one look at me and t, thinking he was a , not a potential reader s Digest back on lt, it took ourage and ingenmty to magazines Now that men have recovered, d all go out and cele rry I can't go with still thinking of ways en with Mrs Murphy Jane Topps f I , l p.ttj1V-1 ll I ' is ent council would do 5 about the literary the backs of one of the ves Hearts andflowers around initials are for , not the library stacks these hearts and flow bother me so much but hoice words there up- . avely Words like this, weren't put there by ents: somebody else - STUDENTS! lusion for this month olng to say, Students Look at it this come home and say, nd me five dollars I ig date tonight He'll ou, slap you above the andsay Are yousome nut? I pay half of my school taxes because l kid's stealing books a custodian's overtime he had to refinish a next month. Tommy Lynch GAZINE? ' 8. 1 , u - if LP D ,iw ' giiiwi-... l,iW,liJk,JQ,,g .Liv llirlflil 7.5 A., qw I 'Y l- :EAI R ji?-Q V I N .1 if Ill ' ' 'a .A I ! l I EDlTOR'S STAFF TOP ROW: Steve Wells,ManngingEdi- tor, Bernie Yan- notta, Features Edi- tor, Jeff Bohne, Sports Editor, Pete Brown, Business Manager. SEATED: Jeanne Reel, Fea- tures liditorg Cyn- thia Mtmran, Editor- in-chiefg Bette Ner- oda, News Editor. X Highlander, Hzghlfzndef, buy your subscription to- dayf' So sang the members of the Highlander staff during the annual subscription drive at the beginning of the school year. Under the direction of Mrs. Lola Romano, editions of the popular school paper are produced monthly. Included in these editions are various feature articles, current school news, and athletic events. Jeff Bohne tried hard to sell subscriptions. GENERAL STAFF Cindy Moran at work. BOTTOM ROW: S. Spratt, P. Huncar, L. Lucddekc, K. Mrozck, R, Grulich. ROW 2: S. Walsh, C. Groeger, B. Raab, L. Stawick, B. Tsien, K. Speyers, M. Gordon. ROW 3: D. Honccker, N. Rekem- eier, R. Brown, D. Douglas, V. Young, M. Kaechele, M. Kac- chele. ROW 4: Cafaro, E. Hoe, D. Meadows, C. Schnorr, G. Sat- tler, S. Bellcn, E. Spences. ROW 5: T. Powers, L. Langheinz, D. Taylor, Topps, G. Serretti, M. Neal, S. Winans. ROW 6: S. Wells, KI, Bohne, B. Yannotta, Reel, P. Brown, C. Moran, B. Neroda, Palmquest. STAND- ING: L. DeVos, S. Smith, Mr. KI. Neddoff, T. Lynch. I Q O , Q V ' , o . .D , ,' 50.0 'When You Are Stealz .Q .QQ . ' Q0 will strange Sppe v of a song, an e husiastic audience was swe t way to he South Pacmc last year. Nellie Forbush, portrayed by Bette Neroda, was vibrant as she smiled and sang her way to stardom. An exceptional male cast headed by Gary Spivey and Doug Uhlig enhanced the professional atmosphere of the show. Unforgettable Linda Stewart provided more than just a touch of fun as Bloody Mary. Palm trees turned to sage brush this year, and Bette and Doug became westernized for Annie Get Your Gun. Packed houses proved that this Irving Berlin fantasy is always a favorite. Hunter Birckhead, wild west show barker par excellance, badgered Allyn Shepard this ambitious sisterj and helped jamie Caldwell and Cindy Rundlet Call they wanted to do was to get marriedj. Across the country and throughout Europe the show traveled on the boards of GLRHS. When the make-up came off though, the cast knew . . . There,s no business like show business ! 76 L I ul-Iappy talk, keep talking happy talk! S. Doba, D. Uhlig, L. Stewart. Director Bertram Katz and Bette Neroda take a quick break. I Extra ow . . . 'KEvery time I sings you to sleep, I wake you up! 2 Am I an Indian yet? D. Bogosian, B. Ner oda. Lee Stawick makes up Bernie Yannotta. My defenses are down! D. Uhlig, S. Wadas, Stewart, L. Lueddeke, L. Camuso. We can hock the watch for a wedding ring. C. Rundlet, Caldwell, H. Birekhcad. Grover? Corners . . . Unitea' States 0 God. ..OurT0wn... Mr. Katz gives some pointers. The wedding is about to begin. What's wrong, Emily? J. Stewart, B. Friermuth. L. Langheinz awaiting cue. One ofthe less serious moments. F. Grulich, N. Presser 78 orla' . . . Universe. . .Mz'nd M. Meister and L. Stawick in preparation. B. Friermuth, Stewart. Sue Smith Cast Stage Manager - - -, - - - - - - Douglas Uhlig Emily Webb - - - - Julie Stewart George Gibbs - . - - . Bob Friermuth Mr. Gibbs -- - ---- Joseph Car Mrs. Gibbs - - - - - Lore Langheinz Mr. Webb - - - Frank Grulich Mrs. Webb - - - - - Martha Meister Rebecca ----------------- joan Palmquist This year, under the direction of Mr. Bertram Katz, the Senior Glass presented Our Town, by Thorton Wilder for their annual class produc- tion. The ambitious cast worked hard during weeks of vigorous rehearsals, and gave an ex- citing and memorable performance. A popular, contemporary drama, Our Town suc- ceeds in bringing the audience into the actual production through use of the narrator and be- cause of the unique construction of the play. 'N..-J F. Grulich and M. Meister as Mr. and Mrs. Webb. The Hz'l!s Are Ala Festival Choir TOP ROW' Devlin, S. Wells, D. Haumann, B. French, D. Parker, R. Gleason, R. Ford, D. Carolan, Labalestrier. SECOND ROW' B. Heuer, H. Freudenberg- er, S. Rooney, Donovan, H. Scolnick, Nolan, R. Bricchle, P. Ten Eyck, W. Jones, L. Rumpf, I. Frysing- cr, K. Gellings, E. Stenfors. THIRD ROW' E. Sims, G. Foster, P. Pickle, E. Kuntz, N. Blolun, C. Messina, ' .L IN -. 4. L Vincent, C. Danielson, A. Stewart, N. Badgley, V. Young, S. Weiler, A. Haury. BOTTOM ROW' C. LaBal- ister, B. Luke, D. Gzxynes, Lcwicki, Young, Spano, D. Schaivo, V. Leoni, C. Romano, S. Kaspereen, C. Groeger, D. Douglas, Tyree, E. Gol-dstein. nn - CHORALE TOP ROW' K. Padfield, Averick, Caldwell, D. MC- Kinney, D. Uhlig, D. Kcmpf, Devlin, B. Yannotta. SECOND ROW' D. Presser, R. Benninger, B. Amodco, P. Juvrucl, L. Scamzin, L. Ross, P. Drztuclt, Hansen THIRD ROW' Stewart, V. Ananson, C. Rundlet, L , Fish, N. Presser, V. Rice, L. Stewart, G. Schiefclbicn BOTTOM ROW' E. Hale, F. Asp, K. Weiss, P. Reich N. Chodaczok, S. Winans, C. VanOrder, A. Devlin. y i CONCERT CHOIR TOP ROW' K. Padfield, Averick, B. Amodeo, D. Kempf, D. McKinney, T. Brownell, De- vlin, R. Benninger, L. Keger, M. Battaglia, Nolan. SECOND ROW' P. Dimmick, R. Wilhelms C. Hill, D. Seib, D. Presser, B. Yannota, D. Uhlig, Caldwell, P. Drauclt, Hansen, A. Bron- x stein, C. Parker, A. Hyde. THIRD ROI47: W. Poclmeycr, M. Breen, S. Bellin, V. Anunson, L. Fish, L. Camuso, N. Presser, V. Rice, L. Ross, S. Foulke, D. Kenney. FOURTH ROW' Stewart B. Blair, E. Hale, L. Seaman, T. Kayser, R. Resnick, S Winans, L. Stewart. BOT7'0M ROW' L Green, A. Janjikian, M. Smith, D. Duthie, F. Asp, K. Weiss, M. Meister, P. Reich, C. Murphy N. Chodazok, C. Van Order, A. Devlin, L. Lueddeke. x B0 ith the Sound QF uric . . . -. i - Time-out during rehearsal. Without the piano they'd be with- out a song. K : ,.,,... l. f e S it WWE l. g l BEGINNING CHORUS BOTTOM ROW' B. Lenco, R. Price, M. Hapsel, N. Thorington, D. Parmigini. ROW 2' P. Kilian, C. Ruprect, K. Fish, D. Hill, C. W Strube, C. Kuleatte, S. Craig, L. Duke, L. Boyle. ROW 3: K. Irvin, l K. Rumph, P. De Crece, B. Del Corso, P. Sparks, P. Hunchar, Presser, G. Voigt, R. Allen. ROW 4: N. Thomas K. Yannotta, L. Whitehead, B. Reel, K. Vincent, Repka, C. Haug, S. Johnson, B. Maylor. TOP ROW? Farrar, Presser, W. West, K. Sullivan, D. Honecker, N. Rekemeir, A. Bencit. Notes float through the air several times a day, and the sound comes from Mr. Edward Brown's musical workshop. He often wishes he had a few more arms as he carries out his duties as head of the chorale, festival choir, concert choir, and beginning chorus. His biggest job, of course, is to coordinate the music programs of the three regional high schools. His excellent direction was shown during Annie Gel Your Gun. The singing groups have also been active this year. They sent members to All-State Chorus, presented two excellent vocal programs, and attended a performance at the Met. Their sound of music brings much credit to G.L.R.H.S. Mr. Brown at work. 81 3 X H Q 5 rg f .H ,ff r', 1i 4 4, K ..-,N 01' Y: .M As mn, 4 ' x W5 f'R A ' ws 1 t K ff 1 exif 'Q fa? .f.' Qs- Ln k ,S ., SY' W fi Rx -Q. Y -A W f 5. 2 , . , K 1- ' f , A ' f W- 'Ni , ' L , , .hype 1 f -gli .' ' 1 X, . ' 9' I . S 5.11 1 Nr , 'L , gr 3 1 2 . X A J' N gf f: ,X Wg. +L- 15 xy . .W tx if A , , 'N ' ',k. . ' if 3 ' P 1' . ,.- . Q E In ,xi-. ' A' r ff -. . Q- ff jx x 'W 'ig- wq.,-ff. ' lt? ' A K ,475 YZ Q V 345 V 2, V I 'X' 'A ' k .gms i 7 A, -fjffv 'Z J ns. . f -. 1 'S . H. A I . 1. 4. 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Drums in my heart are drummin' I hear the bagpipes hummin, . . . No longer are these just words to the Highlander Song. This year, the long awaited bagpipe band Hnally became reality. At first it seemed just a dream, but more and more people began to be- lieve that it could be done. Under the instruction of Mr. Harrison, Wendy Thomas, now pipe major, and thirteen other girls learned to play the symbol of the Scots. They made their first appearance on Thanks- giving. Since then requests to perform have Hooded in, and in the future, they will carry the name of Governor Livingston far and wide. Don't wrap it, bag it. S. Doba, S. Bergvall. HIGHLANDER BAGPIPES EFT' D. Young, S. Fulshaw, B. Cochran, B. chcnk. CENTER: C. Hoag, H. Schiedecker, V. tein, A. Strohmeyer, S. Bergvall, W. Thomas. IGHT' G. Malcom, E. Mclack, E.. Hale, S. Doba. Pipe major Wendy Thomas on the march. 83 ll LM, Rzlght, M, Rzlg There was a band around here someplace! F. Bartlett. L The spirit of red and blue fills thc streets. ROK1' I: N. Senson, L. Leydie, VV 'lil10lN2lS, A. Nolzin, S. Frank, K. Todd V. Tom, K. Peterson, D. White. ROW 2 A. I-lebenstreit, B. Bartlett, B. Osborne, A. Stewart, Killlivlililll, Peterson, R. Beeklxtrger, S. Bcrgvall, H. Tonigan, B Yannottzt, D. Lzirkc, S. Gouring, V Stein, A. Hziury, l,. Rupp, K. Spcycrs 1 1965 HIGHLANDER BAND S. Doba. ROW' 3: C. Haury, S. Horner, M. Tetly, R. Stirling, D. Malcolm, G. Richardson, R, Hahn, Coletle. B Schenk, C. Hoag, P. George, J. Moore, H. Bimson, R. Breen, KI. Davidson, B. Brandt, S. Carlin, G. Landvater, P. Val herbst, R. Young, Bloomberg, VV Parker. ROW 4: N. Gocring, P. Erdos, Smith, H. Dropkin, H. Gutinan,.I S. Blair, S. Frost, Thompson, lanuny, l,. Missenhzirter, S. Pom Birkhead, Curry, Cnr, D. L. Bostwick, A. Gaynes. Man Mztlttolni, N. Nlolinnro, Ru Hiotis, li. Csztszier, P. Fl'CIlCllY'Il Leydie, D. Braun, G. Guldcn, A. zght, zglzzf. . . in Step. wlqhis passage is meant to be lhrlr, please! F. Bartlett Sousa and Bach receive equal billing from the Governor Livingston Highlander Band. The band and various connected groups including the dance band, bag pipes, twirlers, and color guard work hard all year. Under the direction ol' Mr. Forrest Bartlett, the band performs in local and county parades, as well as in various school functions and assemblies. As the fall season comes to a close, the band members relinquish their marching uniforms and begin making preparations for the Pops Concert and annual Spring Music Festival. The band oflieers of 1965 were Tony Manger, president, Winston Parker, vice-president, Nick Molinaro, seeretaryg and Sunny Horner. Student conductor, Joseph Car also aided Mr. Bartlett during the year. ,, rr L. ummm.. E. lNlt'I.aren, D. lNlt'l. RON' 5: VV. Hamilton, S. Thomas, r, R. Resnick, D. Lanclvater, S. , R. Ott, S, Solomon. G. Bartlett, mu., K' Lnnq, G, Turnbull, A quick breath between numbers. S. Powers y, Painter. H, Selieidecker, N. ty, Mr. Forrest Bartlett. Stmtting Out in Front . l YVc'x'c on next! S. Allen. HIGHLANDER TWIRLERS STANDING: M. Kacchclc, E. Ncwharcl, E. Bryan, S. Allcn, Ramsey Van Nest. KNEELING: E. Bartlett, M. Kayser, S. O'Bricn, I.. Ross. Nlzxrlccn Kzlcchclc, lVIuj0reltC. E. Van Nest, Twirling Captain. olor Guam' and wirlers Qremonies HIGHLANDER COLORGUARD C. Srhnorr, Captaing S, Bellin, Keller, C. Horner, Estoppey. 4'Band, forward march! four whistles, and Marleen Kaeehele strutted out at the head of the GLRHS band. The twirlers and color guard gave an immeasurable boost to the traditional Highlander spirit. Pepping up pep rallies and parades, the girls performed with practiced confidence. This year, a new twist came to twirling as Mar- leen and Carolyn Schnorr, head of the color guard, did routines to modern music. The girls always acted as a spearhead of friendship for us, and by half time they knew the twirlers of the visiting bands. Of course, by the end of the foot- ball season every girl knew the cheers as well as the cheerleaders, and had the Highland fling well learned. 87 Concentration before half time. S. Rau. The rush behind the stands. Highlanders caught in the : Q, ,Q gfggefffwmlslfslv l 331.155,-Ah. -' --1 5 - ...mi 4... . -. . - It's not that funny, Marilyn! M. Gordon, D. Goodcll, D. Hitchcock. Buenos dias . . . C. Fidalgo. Indigestion . . . C. Kelly, Grabowski, G. Marinelli. 88 being themselves Coming soon - How to pick 21 husband. S. Nlanncr, G. Marinclli, S. Farrarc, Grabowski. All sorts of .vwell prizes! Make-up test. V. Ananson sf. 'vom That Village look. S. Wadas THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: M. Neal, S. Rollison, C, Hunt. ROW 2: S. Wells, B. Bryan, B. Van Nest, C. Cross, M. Gordon, S. Winans, C. Murphy, D. Locke, C. Kelly, Stori. RON' 3: P. Juvrucl, L. Langhcinz, Stewart, A. Shephard, E. Freeman, C. Rundlct, M, Kacchele, Estoppcy. ROW 4: H. Bimson, R. VVilson, R. Frenchman, Mclack, F. Hcisele, S. Davison. ROW 5: T. Jerow, A. Coty, D. Uhlig, E. Hoc, T. Manger, -'--X 'e'r'f:: i i A Clubjir U - PN - A Q - GINQX 3 'as Suc Winans scans her morning Times. Candlelight, flowers, and robes all help to add that special touch at National Honor Society in- ductions. Twice a year, senior and junior stu- dents receive the highest honor of the school. The society also holds a book sale each year that keeps its treasury in the black. The most familiar duty of the members though, is to deliver the New York Times each day, the print wears oH' their hand by second period. The activities of the club are directed by Mr. C. Robinson. The Debate Club concentrates on National Fo- rensic League procedures. Membership in N.F.L. is granted as recognition to students for achieve- ment in the field of speech and debate. Here, parliamentary procedure and debate technique is stressed. The debate team visits other schools for tournaments and Congresses to debate the topic for the year: Resolved: that nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organ- ization. DEBATE CLUB SEA TED: A. Shepard, S. Matko, P. Ru- bin, D. Lusko, R. Wilhclms, L. Trem- mel, P. Dimmick. STANDING: S. Mc- Connell, Mr. Meeks. 90 tereszf A newspaper with emphasis on math is tl1e Gov- ernor Livingston Highland Calculator. Mr. George Mackrin is the teacher-supervisor of this interesting publication. Articles in the paper in- clude interviews of teachers, math puzzles and problems, and a roving reporter section. Another highlight is the math honor roll, in which stu- dents gain recognition for superior work in math. A creative writing club headed by Miss Hig- gins in which students are able to express them- selves through poems, essays and compositions is the Scribblers Club. During the year, this cre- ative group published many of their works in the Scribbler's Pad, their own publication. HIGHLAND CAl.CUl.A'l'Oli D. O'Conncr, D. lXlcl.L'ocl, l,ewit'ki, S O'Bric'n, M. Meister, A. -lc-rnstetll, M Gordon. QQ fire Q That familiar envelope . . . 91 SCRIBBLERS CLUB SEA 7YiD: A. Jcrnstetlt, Moore, Pe- terson, A. Benoit, C. Bilder, Crzmker, H. Yang, L. Sgarro. STANDING: Miss Higgins, I.. Goodling, N. Got-ring. KEY CLUB TOP 1f0H f' Mr. Neddolf. B. Corcoran, A. Cody, D. Condell, Benedict, R Ocls, Mr. R. Duggan. SECOND ROW: T. Alexander, Carver, R. Johnson, A Lennox, D. McKinney. YTIIRD ROHC' P Hof, T. Massa, Devlin, R. Hof, T J D Bogosian, R. Frenelinian, Melaek, S Bisterlielcl, D. Kiebauer, W. Parker, Testa. 130770111 ROM? V. Groppi, Mundy, C. Murphy. if 1536 its Extmcuwiculavf Sires f'The Thingu seems an unlikely theme for a dance, but the Key Club felt it was right in line with its annual '4Ugly Man contest. The club is basically a service organization sponsered by me local Kiwanis Club, and its jobs include running a coat check at school functions. In their off- hours, they schedule dinners, fishing trips, and guest speakers. Mr. R. Duggan and Mr. Neddoff share the supervision. ' Blue shirts, red hats and an abundance of school spirit are all a part of being a member of th Pep Club. The organization was formed to raise school spirit in general by bringing a block 0 students to each athletic game. The chief prereq uisite For membership is a loud voice. Mr. R Duggan is the head cheerleader. xc 5. . W - ..... -..,.....,., .,.f... . 225 .EQEEEEHH .z f....'f, X - X . .,..-.,,,,,.,.......-.-Nw PEP CLUB bz'1fz't and Sclzolarslzzjy. K2 ll 1 xxx 4x5 NU' Aegisthus, Aegospotami, Aegptus, and so on through the card catalogue, members of the Library Club sort, check, and file the contents of the G. L. library, Under the direction of Librari-' an M. Richter, they work during their after- noons and free periods gaining knowledge of library skills and serving the school. The rook and pawn are still strange symbols this year for the Chess Club is newly created. This group of ambitious students has formed an as- sociation to not only play the ancient game, but to learn its tricks and turns. Mr. Faubl directs the interplay of bishop and knight. Perhaps his knowledge of vectors helps him win'the game. LIBRARY CLUB S714NDING: G. Sperm, R. Lchne, VV Levisky, Relincnlhlircr, P. lfreiivli, S Hand. R. DvVVitt, L. YVliilelu-acl, D Dayton, E. Csaszar, L. llzu'mt's, Nlzlc Nair, B. Hoerth, Mrs. Richter, T. Rcgu Indo. SlfATlflJ: A. Jeruslc-dt, M. Cliri stus, D. Douglas, li. Pelrcscu, V. Pilot M. Masullo. -s.4. ' . E CHESS CLUB SYIANDING: S. Davison, C. Taylor, J. Giacchi, R. Curtis, Mr. Faubl. SEA TED: C. Mrozak, L. DeVos. XA M f Romance, The French and Spanish Clubs at GL. offered language students an opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the peoples and cultures of France and Spain respectively, while an ap- preciation of the contributions of Roman culture was emphasized in Latin Club. Numerous programs, demonstrations and festiv- ities highlighted the activities of these groups. The Latin Club sponsored a Saturnalia Party in December, a cake sale on the Ides of March, and a trip to the Metropolitan Musuem of Art, as well as the annual Roman Banquet in May. The Spanish Club sponsored a Pan American dinner and visited Bambergers in Newark to see an ex- hibit of Spanish art. A variety of refreshments as well as various forms of entertainment added at- mosphere to Tuesday afternoon meetings. e!atz'vz'1fy and orscha FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: K. Ingate, A. Granger, L. Anderjak, G. Richardson, N. Chodazac. RON 2: P. Reich, P. Moore, C. Addis, S, Kar- woski, S, Fisher. is WY YW Nl u My SPANISH CLUB ROW I: A. Catalano, S. Seaman, C. Komano, P Rubin. ROW 2: G. Souder, Young, P. Hunchar D. Gayncs, C. Fidalgo. ROW .YJ A. Stewart, C. For naro, D. Cree, H. Proudloot, XNeppler, C Schnorr. ROW 4: L. Del Corso, N. Rodger, P. An derson, S. Schenk, L. -johnson, H. Foster. ROW 5 A. Shepard, L. Lord, Ramsey, Vincent, M Mulrane, Nlulrane, N. Kligman. '?f', nga LATIN CLUB STANDING' L. De Vos, M, Bartlett, N. Gonnel- la, H. Scheideeker, Testa, Karwoski, Reel S. Hand. TOP ROW: Pawlaek, N. Peterson, B Reel, Dorrcll, K. Sullivan, G. Schiefelbein, R Schiedecker, D. Hitchcock, S. Allen, G. Carlick, D. Taylor. FOURYYI ROMA' V. Vitollo, L. Trem- mel, G. Bartlct, T. Smith, S. Friend, B. John stone, I. Stanglein, R. Fitzpatrick, R. Kinelski, B Flanagan, P. Decrease, S. Seaman. THIRD ROW' K. Speycr, N. Gill, M. Lamberta, D. Meadows, N. Daubler, L.Kcycs, C. Hoag, N. Thomas Whitehead, K. Kolb, G, lvialcom, D. Hart. OND ROW? K. Peterson, B. Lake, V. Hyde, Hunt, L. Tallamy, C. Haury, S. Rollison, S. ry, S. Mundy, R. Frenchman, Melack, Spencer. FIRST ROW' G. Kenny, R. Day, A. cure, E. Cody, Strouss, E. Thorne, A. an, Giacco, K. Lehne, E. Freeman, D. R. Ryan. ark temoon eetings XJ PHYSICS CLUB Mr. Faubl, M. Sgarro, F. Heisle, Giacchi, R. King, S. Wells, Speigel, D. Uhlig, C. Taylor. Velocity, acceleration, and wave interference are given a chance to prove themselves during the afternoons that the physics club meets. Chief physicist, Mr. John Faubl, and the members spend their time working on experiments, listen- ing to guest speakers, and planning trips to near- by labs. Their goal is to create interest in the Held of physics. The purpose of the psychology club is to further its studies beyond the classroom. Under the ex- cellent direction of Mr. John Stein, members at- tend seminars, do psychological studies, hear guest speakers, and form discussion groups on related topics. Officers for this year were: Presi- dent, Richard Banachg Secretary, Joy Ramsey. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB STANDING: M. Marzell, L. Stawick, L. ueddeke, G. Carlick, B. Van Nest, Mr. Etcin, L. Leibskiend, J. Ramsey, P. Glea- on, E. Gutowski, S. Bliwise. SEA TED: E. Smith, R. Lcwter, R. Banach, W arker, C. Del Corso. 95 For Now and the Fuzf FUTURE BUSINESS LIZADIZRS S'7iflA'DlNU.' I.. 'l'orro, L. Puntzino, C. Tliorsberg. I.. I.ee, A. Gizwoblxv. P. Purlipiuno, M. Mondclli, M. Messina, Shoke, NI. Breen, P. Jones, I.. clilfllllrl, SECOND ROIV: A. Doll, L. Miller, B. Grant, J, Voje, P. Amadco, E. Abate, J. Stanzione. YYIIICD ROW: A. liritton, K. Heinni, N. Tookcr, C. Moli- nari, M. I c-rrzir. 'ts' . x x . . V , x 4 ' t i I , ' - - . Y , J- . I ' ' . , L . - as ' ' l -' . g f ,.- 'X . 124. .... '. 4 'I fr - u ' 2 s . 1 0 I. I, ,Jig ff W . I I 1 3 n. .. 1 ..s ' 5 ,. I I , - 1, ' , , ' Lf, Q4 ,. H 14 -' ' .... 'I ,D r H A if in . ,, fi ' MPI... is T ,-. f .. f' -. in .L. M . 1P v -I I Lgvqwt A . A ' I-, A kg . I HJ Ag ' , .. A I - . , If . Q ' N i' If' Q 4 ' .. 1 ' V V I -. . . ' S . H R . 1 1 1 M 'V - .' Qt - .N - . ,W ,L fa- .at -..J , 1 , g ,, 5 FUTURE 'I'EACI'IER'S ASSOCIATION SEATED ROW' L. Lutzens, B. I.ueddeke, N. Rodgers, Vincent, M. Meister. SECOND R0l'1'f' Karen Wfeiss, D. Tay- lor, K. D'Altrui, S. Graw, U. Hartmann, Harlow, G. Fos- ter. MAIN Ol l lCIi ASSlS'I'AN'l'S BACK ROW: S. Smith, Miss G. Schaffer, FRONT ROW: R. Sehricwer, Vincent, D, Vestuche, I.. Morra. STUDENT AUXILIARY If07'7'lIM.' A, Doll, Grzihowski, I.. I.iclx'skincl. K. G. Soudcr, I.. VV2ll0I'lI0llSC, D. Ml'QIllll2lI1, N. Ising, R, zur. SECOND ROHI' P. Moore, R. Kornlizniscr, P. Geddis. Kutsop, Gibson, R. Amizino, I.. Dt-lCorso, C. Curvellus, I. MclVIurrzly. YYIIRD ROI1f I'. VVCSIIIIQIII, V. Frost, K. Antler son, I.. I-Iowclls, P. Morzuto, S. Matko, C. MQIZLIF, S Schenck, K. Lelllrcts. FUURTII RUIV: H. Cltlctt, A. Ott, I. Sederluncl, S. 'lillCllS4Illl'l', Shoke, P. Foties, I.. Anclcrjak, C DiLeo, C. Burdette. FIFTH ROW? P. Skutclics, S. Moore, S Gedclis, D. Stengel, P. Sparks. P. Simms, P. Hunchar, P Locke. Learning, planning, and preparing for the ft is not haphazardly done at G.L.R.H.S. The F ture Teachers Association under the direction Mr. R. Duggan, and the Future Business ers Club under the supervision ol' Miss S. help the students to look into various F.T.A. members work with teachers and basic rewards and demands of the work. F.B.L. schedules trips to places of business dur ing the year. Most of the trafhe that passes through the main portals also meets a member of the dent Auxiliary or a Main Ofhce Assistan girls ofthe Student Auxiliary help greet ing guests, while the office girls puzzle over traps of the switchboard. orlc and Learn A ter H0urs.f FUTURE NURSES SYHNDING: K. Hummel, M. Car, K. Heimlich, Keller, Barrett, A. Shields, I. Langheinz, Magno, MacFarlane, B. Blair. SEAYFD: L. Keyes, M. Kayser, L. Seaman, D. Holzcr. STAGE CREW STAINDING: C. Senna, Hopkins, T. Giacco T. DcBue, Keller, L. Martin. SEA TED: B. Lichtvuberger. E. Shuttleworth, Mueller, D Gomula, H. Cluet. 1 AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF STHNDING: E. Blohm, J. Philips, A. Rundfelt, K. Mrozek K. Stiefel, M. Prisco. SEA TED: G. Martiii, D. Hitchcock, B Skutches, .Sal0om. ART CLUB Painter. Easter baskets and Christmas brighten hospital- ized youngsters through the work ofthe F.N.C. Nurse Selma Kaye heads this group interested in knowing more ofthe duties of nursing. Paint-spotted hands mark the members of the Art Club, who create the scenery for school pro- ductions. Long hours of work seem worth it, though, as their backdrops fill with actors. No, the A.V. and Stage Crews are neither elec- tricians nor mechanic, but they manage to co-or- dinate all of the record players, projectors, and other equipment used in the school. 97 fl x D. Kray, L, Stawick, B. Turnbull, K. Faber, K. Ingatc, The Wheels QfG.L.R.H.S. .f TRI-EPSILON E - education stimulates the mind to develop inner confidence. E - ease in social life insures acceptance. E - effort in community projects completes the personality. The aim ofthe Tri-epsilon. The barber pole patterned uniform is a symbol of the Candy Striper. These devoted girls, who relieve the strain of the nurses at Overlook Hos- pital, are a part of the Tri-epsilon. This fellow- ship of girls, which is always ready to act at the call of the community, is sponsored by the Sum- mit YWCA. Swimming parties and Broadway theater trips are a part of the lighter side of their activities. SENIORS SEATED: L. Waterhouse, Keller, C. Schnorr, l,. Seaman M. Kayser, S. Gibson. T. Kayser, N. Rodgers. SYMNDING: Souder, L. Langheinz, V. Hyde, C. Carvellas. JUNIORS SEATED: F. Allen, D. Stengel, C. Danielson, M. Chambe lain, M. Carver, C. Huleattc, P. I-Iunchar. STPINDING: Weiler, L. Fish, C. Brcss, P. Sparks, V. Voigt, K. Christian M. England, P. Simms, L. Mooney, Vincent, S. Geddis- D. Douglas. SOPHOMORES STANDING: S. Serretti, K, Yause. SEA YYSD: S. Walsh, ll Leonard, S. Schenck, G. Richardson, L. Seclerland, W. M Cullen, B. Schenk. FRESHMEN STANDING: K. Hummel, S. Stewart, V. Moore. SEA Tlfl G. Jubanowsky, S. Mathews, Dorrcll, Topps, Y. Andel son, K. Koch, MacFarlane. ea' Wz'th . . . Service Groulbsf H li.-X L'l'l'l OFFICE S7iflNDl.X'li' S. Sealnzm. Kulsop. C. Sclmorr. Keller. M. Ncmiselincr. Branson. P. Latclla. A. Stewart, R. Klein- merg, N. Blohm. M. Tronolone. P. Geddis. M. Dcmeo. R. Eornliauser, M. Gellings. C. Hoag. SITTING: L. Boyle. Miss . Kaye. li. z . 'l OFFICE ASSISTANTS ng in, signing out, choosing a college catalogue, .cciving one of our wide selection of attendance you,ll probably be dealing with a girl on one of service stalls. These dedicated kids contribute free periods to keep G.L.R.I-I.S. out from under le of undone clerical work. A specialty of the lance Ofhee staff is putting away piles of college ogues that are ncririefzlbi left on the table. The in Mr. Me1'rill's office manage to find students 'wise hidden away in some distant wing. All in he service groups are a vital part of our school. A'I'I'IiNDANCli OFFICIZ S72 'DI G' S Brown M' B Sands S Kcrmsv Bohm, Uv N. . , 1. - N. Nigro, D. Bogosian, L. Camuso. Smith, li. Rodgers. Musca, G. Clark, L. Nigro, S. Scrretti. S. YN'alrott. K. NN'olk- lin. SECOND RON? D. Parmigiani. N. Clioclaczok. S. Bliwise. C. I-Iuleatte, B. XV2lI1Nl'SI, lf. Miralcli. l., Lonslwrg. TIIIRIJ ROIIT I. Langllcinz, P. Biomli. C. Murphy. C. lklangione. '- --rb- GUIDANCE OFFICE S7Pl.VDING.' Mrs. Mollrieli. Mrs. Simms. C. Campeau. li Freeman. L. Miller, L. Pantano. Ormond, K. lialxcr, C Vvolkin. S. Reichert. Slf.'lTl:'lJ: A. Doll. Barzmoski. S VN'alsli. D. Haase, K. lvlvndolia. MR. MERRlI.I,'S Ol l lCIi STILYIJING' li. Iflill, N. Ising. L. Lynch. D. Slonka, D. Douglas. L. Mooney, P. Moore. Grillin. S. Scrrelli. SEAT- ED: Estoppey. al. Q . :MX U .X xg I th N it . -Wfw, ml President Bruce Cote Treasurer Testa Secretary, L. Stewart, V. President, R. Johnson, Advisers, The Dynamic Juniors Stalwart citizens, happy warriors . . . What's that on the band of your class ring: Nemone la- cessitimpune . . . What? Me worry?,' . . . Money raising here, money raising there . . . Red and blue shakers, only 5043 a pair . . . Cake Sale - Arthur's got a great recipe for avocado turno- vers . . . Mr. Joseph Aigner and Miss Gail Shaffer gave patience, encouragement, and ad- vice throughout the year and especially when Bruce Cote, President, Bob Johnson, Vice Presi- dent, Linda Stewart, Secretary, and jim Testa, Treasurer needed HELP with the junior Prom . . . a dedicated group sold food at the District Wrestling Match - Have a cold hot dog on your stale bun. What? No mustard? Bruce Cote's words to live by: Some are rained out . . . juniors optimistically foresee a great senior year. I S. Rooney P. Hunchar K. Padficld, D. Presser, Moore W. Amodeo, G. Therge M. Battaglia J. Adam C. A Addis, F. Allen A. An- .f , , , 2 X .. derson. S' X. .l 1 2 J. Averick, R. Backfish, E. Baker, S. Barry, B. Barrett, B. Bartlett. C. Bauer, D, Baureis, S. Beagle, A. Beatrice, C. Berry, P. Biondi. D. Blasi, E. Blohm, D. Bogosian, I. Bortkiewicz, S. Bowser, L. Boyle. K. Brands, R. Brandt, C. Bress, P. Britton, A. Brounstcin, T. Brownell. .J S v SA Q A r.. , . 1 A, . A jx iii 'Q , X' i' R N 'f!..2 X M il- ' sp' R , I iw' . Q., .., ,.,, , hx I Q is .Vx 'NF 4 The Reward qv Sujirzr 104 Vincent A' i , s s .. Nu ,TX ,lf ., ,, x ,.. Z.. E h. Q l C K , as ' . ,A' if i . . - .ll1.i . ., X J 3 S' X - l ., -g f A A 1 l, o f A . .Q J, Aeschylus - T. Brunner, J. Caldwell, Q, C. Callahan, R. Cam- gl peau, L. Camuso, D. .. Carolan, B. Carruthers. L. Carter, M. Carter, Carver, A. Catalano, M. Chamberlain, R. Chisholm. N. Chodaczok, Ciallella, S. Cuil- lo, H. Cluett, N. Connell, T. Conner. B. Cote, G. Crane, A. Cross, B. Curtis, C. Dally, C. Danielson. W. Davies, E. DeCristoforo, B. De- Freitas, L. DelCorso, I. Della Serra, R. DeMartino. R. Desmond, W. DeVito, A. -ir W ' ' Devlin, S. Doba, Dochak, in ' 9 7- 5-fl D. Douglas, P. Draudt. J. 'M -.... r.. lil l' llli.ll1 1 H' -A -eesen, P. Driver, D. Du- -.., x 'V , 5, R. Egberts, W. Emslie, T h gg D' 1 lngland, L. Estenes, K. ' N' ' ' ' k . 1 M 'L J .+L , X, i J . .gsm .5 rrar, L. Fish, S. Fisher, 5 A f - A Ianagan, B. Flint, R. ...ii ' '4 I. Formica, G. Foster. - A b ,QQ ' Igj' ' 'luv - p -35 1- nw A I . L. . L- L dericks, J. Frost, S. X M... EY I , , D. Gaynes, S. Ged- L, 5 if Giacchi, J. Gibson, B. Q N ef lj , 33 f . lf- .AF . 1 W 5 I .df ,VL f in is f , ,T Xfire ,ff . A . ' 105 J. Goldman, B. Grant, Gross, R. Guidetti, M. Guiliana, D. Gulden. -A Q D. Gulden, C. Haberstron, S. Hand, Hansen, R. Harris, S. Haupt. A. Haury, 'C. Haury, K. Hein- drichs, KI. Heise, T. Herzog, D. Henderson. Hopkins, R. Howard, L. Howells. R. Hetzke, G. Hamas, c. Hoag, J. Huleatte, P. Hunchar, ' Imbimbo, K. Ingate, I johnson, R. Johnson, . n. . 1 if Johnson. ' :QQ ' L K, K H T F , Q ,N 7... Q! . - .Q , lv-All - dxf . f Q W L52 v 5 gill V mr Wi, Q ' W L 5 , . M. 5:5 . 1 ,.w55 5 . . . X . .. wfr n '71 . . few, -, V ff . 3' f , Q' ,A fe is? I v 0 1 82' ,qs - -4 hx Q.. . . -N 1 p 'v . .W ,, ...Ka ,4- . A 'O fs 4 I , 6 , K we 'S' Dx . Isl at xg, ' nf S if . .Oni Q jg x X A, if NV ,.,,,, ., n . 'l i .L x , P , ,1 V S . .I l A - 15 9. . as V 4 . 5 , e X ski. K s . 1 A kv '- a 2'v 1 -13? f gli? ,R , , . ' X -Lv... A E K ' .P :gn K an . x 1 f' 4 ., ll Wz'sd0m Must Be Paid A W. ones, B. Jubanowsky, 4, ., . .I -55 1 S. Karwoski, S. Kaufman, .y ff ...x f 3 :F x . 1 in L th a R . 1. aff F. Keimel, R. Keller, D. J. Kennedy, R. Kina N. Kligman, R. Kohl. Kolb, E. Koszowski, Lake. J. Larbalestrier, D. L: K. Laufer, R. Lehne. Locker, W. Maccarcll Magno, T. Maiurro, Majewski. D. Malcolm, C. Mangi K. Manz, S. Marinelli Martin, T. Massa, S. I ko, C. Mattice. 'P I lr . .X '- v . ,i 4... . N S is it ,,.. K Q xl . xg.. N A I.. x as Il, rg-g 'E A U K3 . Mg .F as . s '- s,.iX A A '-- , 02. . I ' L . v ,S 1 ' 2 N . Q Isl sql. I th Pazun. J, Welsh Proverb L. Camuso R. Pillatt C. Mazur, S. McConnell, P. McDo- nough, T. McDowell, D. McKin- ney, F. MeiBoom. M. Messina, H. Messina, L. Miller, F. Miraldi, P. Moirano, L. Mooney. J. Moore, P. Moore, D. Mott, K. Mrozek, S. Mhundi, D. Mytelka. R. Naumann, C. Naylor, S. Niel- son, K. Nilscn, A. Oertel, L. Olsen. H Painter, D. Palladino, Palumbo, L. Pantano, Parker. 107 J. Outzen, K. Radlield, J J c D. Parker, W. Peare, S. Peterson, Phillips, C NYA' . Pike, R. Pillatt. 39113 G. Pilot, M. Pino, W. Podmayer, S. Pomper, I. Porcell, Potignano, D. Presser. B Ramsey Reel, P. Reich, R. Reccia, D. Ril- ey, D. Riley, N. Rizzo, E. Rodgers. S. Rooney, J. Rupp, P. Sale, Saloom, T. Saw- yer, R. Scheidecker, G. Schiefelbein. A. Schnell, D. Schriewer, P. Schwartz, S. Scotch, T. Sendell, N. Serritella. 'Q-pq . .. Q' . I Az , f 4 . ,.. i Y X 1 3 s New ll i is lx i 5' -1 - . '12 pf 7' 'f' ' if Q to ' x M Q Q, I .Sn eh . . ' 1 , R. ' P 'L' on 'li il C fha , .. R f' CC 108 J. Saloom A Stubborn a is . -f Q' ' . 'sl Xa ssl, . ,C s I 'fl ? i . L v is 'QR ...if 1 li. .. . sf' lt . i Wg6:.gY 2 ff- 1 s X C Q 'J l ...Jn , ebellious Generation 1 X x..f . 1 A. Shea, P. Sims, J Smith, R. Smith, J. Sp ano, P. Sparks. L. Spencer, Spigcl, .I Stanzione, P. Stashluk, S Stein, V. Stein, E. Sten- fors. D. Stengel, R. Stevenson L. Stewart, K. Stiefel, P Stilwell, B. Stockberger D. Sulzer, C. Taylor. P. Ten Eyck, Testa, C. Thors- berg, R. Thurston, G. Tomko, C. Tongring, A. Tripucka. B. Tuthill, C. Van Blarcom, K. Van Order, -I. Vincent, M. Vin- ' cent, A. Viscieto. Psalms LXXVIII t it .1 .E T 'fr ll VjVoig't,J. Voje, H. Voss. S Q S. Wach, W. Walcott, K. Wash- 'Q V j f Q tg - burn, D. Weldener, S. Weller, M. , tg lj ' Wemischner, C. Wester. S . w' l .z t h S' A - xi mx . l 'iY- . - I Y ' Q T. Westman, s. Whitford, K. Wil- . ,' T Q - Q ,A9 liams, P. Winget, C. Wolklin, M. ' .QM . I 1,27 Woodman, W. Wright. Wi l M .- 1 1 ' S-af . Yi I in Q f k ,J g.: 'i ' bv? a .. ea .s1..,.l . A K L . Ng ii N B. Yannotta, Young, G. Young. 1 Advisor, Miss M. Grztllg Scoretziry-trtvzisurer, R. Browng V. President, C, Burclctteg President, H. Har- IHUII. D. Bogosizm Sqbhamares Sophomore year . . . over for underj the hurdle . . . you can loosen your ties now, fellas . . . Whew! Alfred Hitchcoeles North by Northwest was thrilling and profitable too . . . Harold Har- mon, class President, aided by Vice President, Cheryl Burdette, and Secretary-Treasuer, Rhonda Brown, planned cake sale and varied and sundry projects . . . Mr. George Mackrin and Miss Mary Grace Grall ably supervised the Spring Dance . . . twistin1 among the daffodils. . . . The Class of 1967 awaits the frenzied drudg- ery and hilarious antics of Junior Year. 110 F , I e Q ag, Ricky, get your make-up! Tote that mat . . . T. De NO, I've never seen him. hue P .ff 111 L J. Alcott, T. Alexander, F. Amiano, B. Anderson, L. An- drejek, S. Arnold. D. Bader, D. Badgley, T. Banach, Barrett, P. Bataille, R. Bechberger, A. Benoit, N. Berberian. S. BergvaIl,J. Berwick, S. Bibko, L. Bohnenberger, L. Bost- wich, G. Branin, D. Braun, V Braun. R. Breen, R. Brown, C. Burdette, N. Buttiglieri, C. Caddell, M. Cameron, L. Campano, F. Capabianco. S. Clarvellas, F. Chambers, ,aff A ,ska .a...4-. Q ,,,. , R. Christie, G. Clark, H. Cluett, J. Colctta. r is? 5 .., fat? we g fi. . X. -.S l-.xl 'E tb ,rn ,- .sl 'sl iq, If -'N A ' ' Q fl Q av if 1' z e Is Long to the Mzsera . D. Colson B. Corcoran Costello . Curtis DAddario N. Daeubler ' DAltrui XI. Davison , l - ,Q . T R. Day J. Debbie T. Deb f ' X P. DcConna D. Dcfrcit ' I - - B. Delia F. Delli Santi --A.. I Demeo. .,,,,,,. M.. 5? ' yr N3 Q A f i ' T. Demouic, S. DePalma, X. , .A U 6: V 'X - 2 , .ws J 112 .. -.4 - bm 2 - 3- if . . -A -i iw. f-'i 'err' A 'V J x . x f 2 I -.1 we vt DeVito, Dietz, DiGi gio, C. Di Leo, P. Di mick, W. Ding T. Di Palma, M. Domar A. Donnelly, R. Dorfman, Douglas, W. Drahl, T. Du A +3 ,, Q , . ... .i. if it .,. A iii . l i :BH J... -Y . I W X - f- 4 S., - 4. Q .ii ' R .. it , ' . 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Parham, N. Konopka. 113 I J. Hambacher, L. Hand, R. Hardie, H. Harman, G. Hartfeld, M. Haspel, , . 5 A 'I jf f G. Hill. i . . 'V' . N' - Q. -:' A .1 ' . ,,, U I -, A' A t HJ i li filf 1. T- Q. i- DSW 'll I 'A 'N F. Hiatis, D. Hoelzer, D. A Hogrilius, D. Honcder, Q T. Howe, D. Hoyler, R. 939- Q Hrank. as ., 1 K b s. Hunt, A. Hyde, J- H a Q A gi ..1. V Ingman, Irving, R. iff. , , 5 ' 1 Giijd' Ivory, A. Jernstedt, L. ' Eg, . Johnson- L Y X K . -if , .. i. gf' a., if Xl . li Q' ' . 5 B. Johnstone, G. jones, B. Karwaski, Karwos- ki, L. Kaspereen, S. Kas- pereen, M. Keller. L. Kisseberth, N. Konopka, G. Krause, M. Kray, M. Lamberta, I. Langheinz, D. Lasiewski. S Q . . S. am, I ig .. r. D., 'G A an -Z V ,fx . Era w. 3 X Rl . V . . K . . , . wr- 'h . G. Branin, H. Harman, S. Walsh, C. Di- 114 4,4 ffl' WM -'..' its Yr . , aw .. . D ig R 'Yi Is But One Step Hom the Sublz' . K. Lefferts, M. Leonard 1, 4 A J. Lewicki, S. Lewter, F a MQ 'Y Q 55 1 W , Liguori, P. Locke, D S - . 1 QP. W' Lord. eil' - K f -. o , ' . H E 'fi 3 K l I-3 F N J J . A D. Luberoff, P. Lynch - ' 'N 5 M . 4 M. Macy, G. Malcolm 4 AX' -X ' J A A W .'-A H. Martino, G. Mazeika J l. E 'J ' L19 I li - B. Mazuco. N A wk .. 5 .. 'Q A yy Q R. Mazur, W. McCullam, K. Mc- . - 5 L, Donough, K. McKenna, M. Mc- , J W, Mahon, L. McMurray. K ,J in ' ..., ug, . A.-'eau i 1 J - FN.. -F. I v .fi . Q .4-. . ' fi ,J F. Mm, D. Meadows, E. Melack, A J 53, 1 4 i A. Mmm, D. Miano, P. Mocko, C. , K 'K A . ii Moen. P K x ,Q - X , , 2 c. Monica, P. Moore, B. Mon, J. if I V h 1 V .f , Mueller, J. Mulrain, J. Murphy, J. , . my - X X . K Musca, i '. L 1 X i 1 T the Rz'a'z'cuI0us Heinrich Heine L. Nigro, P. Opalek, Q . f Q Ormond, G. O'Rourke, ' it . I Ag-5 R. Osbome, A. Ott, R. ' - 'j L 'ig 'il-5? On. -- 4, 1' Q a. 3 - ' 1, . ,, 1 . g D. Pagano, S. Palubniak .J F. Perna, J. Petersen, P. ' Pickel. ' R. Parham, L. Parrigin: mx X G. Pieper, E. Preis, R. Price, Purchase, B. Raab, W. Radzio, J. Ramsey. J. Ranz, G. Ranzau, S. Rau, N. Rekemeier, G. Richardson, D. Rob- ertson, T. Robinson. '- Q fn -ei A :Q .3 , X . ..,, I a 3 f 1 f fhgirgiz h 5:1 M. i is ii f J y . y..' J i I M i -I R 1 91 ii L P IJ s -N ' V 6 lc' . . -'F qw . ' 5 il 'Q 5 ' W K xif I , P. Rodgers, C. Romano, Ri Romano, K. Rommcr, V. Rondeau, C. Ross, R. Rubey. P. Rubin, A. Runfeldt, R. Ryan, L. Sapicnza, S. Schenck, B. Schenk, J. Sehenk, P. Schmidt. C. Schnorr, Schoch, Schnar, P. Schnar, L. Sederlund, M. Seritella, S. Scrrett. S. Serretti, C. Shay, D. Shively, C. Sigrist, D. Smith, J. Smith, S. Solo- mon, B. Sorgic. K. Speyers, S. Spratt, K. Stadeck, K. Stahubcr, T Stanglein, R. Sterling, R. Stickel. R .. P P '57 1:- . K , S M ff . A Q -t zrzww. S If sfxf J ,Ai Lin X , ff R wi R Q- . R - Q, ,Q...., I 5 :' P ig I , I Q- Q f i . 'Q -nm , . - A ' X f. . ' bw xc P , I K' .:,,. L5 A P1 . ' , :QI An.. h A t Y kg . K 7 ' . V , mf ive. xt 3 'S R , . WT gg 1 S P Q ' iw - ' ff tn. P .f t L- , Qi n ,.' E . K w an Z In Me Thou Seek! the Glow 3 is 7 S. Greenbaum, N. Wintringham. 'T Q-5 -ii I- ', S' i T i R :Q K-iv . f ig Q1 T' n ,. f 'ff' T f. bo ,ge , to L L . . bn Q 1 t t -X . ns? 4 0 ihh 3- hr! .lf X 4 f ' S' X - 'XX i egg J, j Q .-T' A 1- l to, L. X ' xizav' 'L' - A 1 xx ki im Q ,Sf '53 t vs, .,,q vrv ,V X I. . E556-ei w 9 f 1 o , at Q ' , ' - . . N .tit L F a , .1-E.. L ,L , L ' ss- L , 4 x .gtg 3 . L L .t i 'Q , b Jes. M . T ' JJ Such F zre. Shakespeare A. Strohmeyer, D. Stonka, D. Stull, P. Sullivan, Sulzcr, P. Swiatck, L. Tallarny, M. Tet- ley. S. Thomas, P. Thompson, N. Thorington, P. Tom, D. Tor- chy, L. Tremmel, B. Tsien, S. Tuchschcr. J. Tyree, M. Vail, C. Van Voorhics, S. Vecchio, B. Wagle, K. Wallach, S. Walsh. J. Waterhouse, E. Wcitzcl, D. White, R. Wilhelms, N. Wint- ringham, L. Wisnicwski, Wojtcch, M. Wolklin. R. Wood, K. Woodman, M. Yannotlta, D. Young, K. Youse, R. Zaharowitz, T. Zet- terstrom, C. Ziegman. Mr. Whiting and students in the biology lab. 117 SEATED Vice President M L Mohr President, N. Gonnellag Secretary-Treasurer, C. Rupprecht Advisers Miss-I Higgins Mr. Melvin Yadley. F reshmen An aura of Inquisitiveness surrounded the Fresh- man Class from the first day of orientation through class activities . . . Who was the polar bear selling tickets to the Aurora Borelais dance? Advisers Miss Joanne Higgins and Mr. Melvin Yadley helped President Norma Gonnel- lag Vice President, Mary Lou Mohrg and Secre- tary-Treasurer Carol Rupprecht add new dimen- sions to the April Bake Sale . . . Get your ruler out of the brownies . . . Ugly freshmen won most hideous in Key Club's annual contest . . . Energetic freshmen attributed class verve to wel- come additions from Kenilworth and determina- tion to become seniors someday. Henry Yang . . . Frosh star 118 Stilwell 3 1 X 'x Fruggin' time! Everyone has problems . . . T. Giacco sa 119 J. Addotta, K. Almasy, J Almind, T. Alte, J Amsih, Y. Anderson, A. Arcure, P. Arnold. R. Arnold, R. Arterburn, B. Ayers, T. Baiza, R. Barker, Barstis, Bart- lett, K. Bausch. W. Benko, D. Beninati C. Berry, L. Best, C Bildcr, R Bilney, R. Bil- ' ney, P. Bimonte. D. Bjorklund, M. Bladis L. Blair, B. Bloomberg, J. Boesgaard, J. Bongiov- anni, Boucher, M. Bra- dy. G. Braun, R. Bricchle, J Bromm, J. Brown, C Brunner, B. Bucci, K. Buss, G. Butts. I 5... lx 5 m. Y--1 ' . 'M .16 . A -Il . A l ' A. 1' -I 'RQA , - J J ' ldv. f t . ' ' J . - kryk I ' 1- . - -1. A L. .L q L vw A it af . ,gg . F 1 U 3' A in . . ' F... ,t 31.53 ii X. ,J L-N ...V we In .K J fr, 'S-F.. -:Ir fx W5 VJ: :sf The Begz'nnz'ngs zyf All Tlzz C. Serretti 120 . . 1 . As. . MI Va 15 x I X ' 1 x. y ik V xv - ' is ve Small. D 1 K i :L-X 1:-1, X . i 5 . C 'HU x ' iff, ,L 1. i' .. Q- fi g!-.y my t , its if L I t h sg. . ii ...Q- ,ga .s x .Q t A b :fs B x -. -ifrli'-ms.1?i'EEEi53?f Y 3: , .rfb -'agiiriil Cicero L. Del Corso, P. De Rogatis, A. DeRosa, R. Detlefs, V. De- Vito, R. DeWitt, K. Dietsche. - . T I X ll D. Dilorio, R. Ding, D. Di- nunzio, AI. Donatelli, J. Dor- rell, D. Dooner, Dowling. H. Dropkin, C. Duca, L. Duke, C. Duncan, B. Dunn, K. Dunne, G. DuPlessis. M. Eckert, D..,Egberts, A. Ein- stein, C. England, E. Eorio, K. Ervin, C. Farrell. Q E r .W ' V7 a-'lg 31 -f P? 1-5' A lx B 9' 'fb' auf f 4. x -4, .1 ' 'S- tx t G if I Q v lf? f ,ll . U J. Czunpano, W. Czinlagallo E. Capro, M. Car, S. Cardella, C. Carlson, D. Carruthers, L Caruso. L. Carver, B. Cation, B. Cav ullaro, C. Chesney, M. Chieppu, C. Chirm, K. Chisholm, Chisholm. M. Christus, Ciambor, P Ciullo, E. Cody, Collette R. Collins, E. Connolly, D Costello. S. Craig, Cranker, D. Cree R. Crescuolo, P. Crivelli, J Curry, R. Cyphers, L. Czar- necki. K. D'AItrui, M. Dayton, T. Dec, M. Deckhut, P. DeCresce, J. DeCristoforo, D. DellaFera T. Dempsey. -6. . N-Lx. L . x i E' . V 7 Fi Lx N ' X-x i Khin. ' x A' 5' .1 ... J.. ff - ' ' 4 t. , ,N V Y T , 7. W, 1 D. Feil, S. Ferrazzara, D. Fer- Qi -' ,V A ii N ry, K. Fish, L. Fraeger, J Z , Frail, S. Frank, S. Frazier. ' Q' Mi' , L' , f 'arf ' . . M Q UW It Q X , , U .Ha L, 5 ' ' ' 'V . P. Frenchman, H. Freudenber- ger, G. Friend, M. Friend, R ,C Ig, 5 I 1 A . gy ,, M Frost, S. Frost, P. Fulshaw, P I. .X fx . , Q . Gallo. , , :ff 'A 1 - 'Q r. S V K r L. Ganley, J. Gast, N. George 3 'nfs' T. Gerity, T. Giacco, E. Glas- , .ff 245- K N 'ia' L . ' CO, G. Gluck, H. Gocei. i 7. ' A Q , W A K f ' ' rf H5 . .1 V A B -. Div' mi F is l ' K mga' 1 I ' ' 'X - I x 'S G. Goceijak, N. Goering, P. Q all , Goldstein, L. Goodling, J. B 'V Y -Q My 5 1 1 Goodman, S. Goerin, Gra- A ,V f L, 'p A X. dy. , K if 'eq i , QV .fy 5 . 7. A. lf '94, --. . . k f IL M. Grambor, S. Grau, C n . . X Gregson, Q, Groves, H. Gut- ig-' ,Q,1-in-is ,L M , .., V, man, B. Grubcl, L. Haas. fl . 7 --,' ' I A - H D7 ff . f wi l N' ' L. I - E' J 1 D . N G ' Ch 61267 ZU6 Cl . .E , ' P. Haas, M. Haddock, J. Q' ,L A . N, F. Hammdorff, T. Han . ' ,V U. in ,, ' 5 X, Harbaugh, Harlow i B r V 1- H , Hm- ixfix A L. A Lili . L. Mi.. . W . fl 'W F - . - -- P Q D. Harrison L. Harth f. V . I 1, . ,V 'M h v l Y lb 6 I dx. , H., Hartmann, C. Hang, D. .V it 'E l ii , f. S . mann, N. Ha t, L. H 'x 'xii af gil U-, lr . iw ' G x Q, M. Hebenstreit, B. Heben K , K L a A V R. Hohn, K. Hummel, H , i , 1 ,L i . C4 53 'W ler, W. Heller, D. Hen ' ng ' - , K. .gs ' y U, B. Heuer. 'fl V BX df JA B V B. Hill, L. Hirshfield V ,gy ,., A , .Y Hirlh, L. Hoerth, D. Ho mg, 'T lv V 6- in 1 ii if , if Hoffman, N. Hohner, fc: E 3 Q. 1 .t 3-Q, ts' V, xl Va ner. . , ' 73' . ,jr . , 41 . i . .. 4 ' -4. 6' 7- ' x ' we 255 4.5 .- X H Lx V ixxl get :gy - M A l I R l 'Q Q .. X L H A .. f ii Q P A P X4 ' mir- A D 5 1 ,1,, wi . P JJ Latin Proverb Bang! Mr. E. Reese, Mr. W. Verschuren, R.Josephs. ' 123 E. Homing, D. Hotz, P. Hu- ber, K. Himmel, K. Ingra, W. Irwin, D. Jackel, M. jackson. K. Jaffe, L. jakimer, R. James, B. Jason, R. Jeans, R. Josephs, L. Kaiser, G. Kakol. S. Karlick, R. Kaszyk, G. Kaufman, P. Keimel, D. Kele- men, J. Keller, K. Keller, G Kenney. G. Kerr, L. Keyes, B. Kiel- block, P. Kilian, D. Kingston, D. Kizelevich, W. Klebous. J. Kick, K. Koch, Kohl, J. Kohl, S. Kotch, D. Kray, E. Kujat. I. Kyta, L. LaBarge, R. Lan- ' Q L A ' I der, G. Landvatcr, Lang- A M . is J . 5 K bein, C. Larbalestrier, R. L .4-Egg ' ,g 4 L ,4 151 -A , Larkey. W - X f l. 'ff ' xt x gf . .. 1 B. Lamon, N. Lasko, T. Lau- r. ' ' K lette, P. Leck, W. Lehne, B. ' I will - mi QT. N Lento, L. Leydic, M. Leydic. c A , ,, 1 P gig 5,5 . m...., Z. .. . E- 1.H L. Lieliler, D. Lierman, V. . Lione, T. LoBianco, J. Lock 6 wood, P. Logan, S. Lonsberg, B. Lueddeke. L. Luttgens, W. Luzzi, K Lynch, L. Lynch, G. Maccar- elli, J. MacFarlane, G. Ma- chin, P. Macmillan. ..:'- .. WW a i, . na , . gy, ,.. ' Qiaiiaiid lsldfholgi A3551 Y .Qkw 3 4, ' V Mama, V. Mfmgin, R. Man- fi ' i f -2 mg, B' Mm?5wYr41DZk.f,.'S5- .1., . 'L ' 5 2.9 ' Q A A 'Wo 6 s .. h . WMGWQWW . 1 K lfxs, X Q'EQw..x. W ,WWW W.,X.s MQ. 'fnnocence Is Asham fb W. X 9j,,.LV ' . . . , I .mb Qu V M15 v 5 ,dvyvwyl 415 f' 'Mn ' ' JW' dl y Jwgalgiz jfwvwf M f99f'lL' ' 4 .LMWSQWKXQQW . gm .. qm lwgfjijwww . yd fyyvwif 9412 ly X ,f X Expectancy. 124- f I m f K N , . J . . X5 . ' - . . I K. in n A nlxix A .X 1 ' N 'W f A I N . 1 - ' . e., '17 i ' . s f M 1 V, f , 4. ,. . . A i R. Maris, P. Martin, W. Mas- trogiacomo, M. Masullo, ls Mathews, Mazur, P. Mc- Carthy, T. McGevna. D. McLeod, McNair, D McNamec, W. Mendenhall, C. Messina, B. Miller, M. Min ehak, L. Miraldi. P K . 5 L. Missenharter, M. Mohr, M 5. ,, 43 5- Molinini, B. Monari, V 'WN' N Q ' i Q Moore, L. Morra, L. Mosca- P 'L ' ' A g. f tell, D. Mosco. A , . . 0' . , 'f J 4' .. .. 1 W zz.-. 4.1 '-M. f 'X . '. J Q S Muravsky, Mycek, K, 1 '32 I I 'J A, I 1 . M.. J Nadzak, B. Naylor, R. Nelson il . X 5 Q P 4 A ' ' is ' ' R. Nerf, L. Nielsen, A. Nolan ay -ey --QI --J x ef '1 H 1 ' P .135 w. ' wi E .S -xl -Al N' A R. Nolte, C. O'Connor, C 5- ' .. .. 'T . . - iw . 0615, C. Oels, J. Opdyke, G , Q ' Q., 0 U - it -L5 Q. 1 w,-1' 5. f - 1: Palubniak, Parent. J 1 .XI - . he 'll X 1 Nothing 'J J. Rousseau W. Pasiecznik, P. Passafiume, . I. I A . . T .1 J. Pawlak, L. Payne, J. Pedo- ,Q I L, .3 'U Z I ' - ta, D. Pepe, J. Peterson. 3, f J, J A . - ' ,' A W gy Xl L ., W V terson, E. Petruscu, P. V , V. Pilot, J. Pino, N. fy., , 'N . sr ,f ., ada, W. Plank, J. Pow- in 3, 5 , , E J 3.23 'ar 1 x A V f I C' T, .a. If I . .fl X V -Q L J -. ...L Nur .P-X sl resser, L. Pugliese, T. . ' V 1ski: A. Queen, G. Raab, G , f 1- I V - 9, , kA.Rt,C.R- ', ii, ' , 5' p 3' eu er ey V, 'gl . ' lt., , ' fi Q 'W .gf . R ' ' 1 .J , - V geynolds, K. Riccio, S. , ,wif M, J M. Rizzo, P. Rohr, P. - P j' Q, i 1 rock, R. Rubey. Q .W J 4, V-My A J . v -if- 5 N 'uf x ' V I eu , . ... Via lik . .afvl :WH H. Ruerup, L. Rupp, C. , Rupprecht, B. Russo, C. Santorelli, S. Santiso, J. ,ff ,nj N., Q Sapienza, C. Sauerbcrger. D. Sauerborn, K. Saville, D. Savoy, H. Scheidecker, G. Schmitt, R. Schneidor, G. Schocmer, L. Shultz. C. Scorese, C. Seltsan, Semon, C. Serretti, Sqarro, D. Shaghnessy, Shay. D. Shelly K. Shemanski Sidralin . Sikorski . Ra fferzeder Rahnenfuhrer. A. Shields, T. Shurina, ' , C , . G:- R l 'I 'VI' le' rf. w K. Raimondi, B. Refer, B Reel, T. Regalado, D. Rein, Rekemeier, C Siksninus, E. Sims. .f X--. Q, ,S lt X 4. K, .. 1 K '-'i i ' , S , if ' -' 1-ff .t. K S 'ii S . S .W - .N . 'K X C .. 2 . 1 so 'N , T lg T' . is W -of - ' -f . tcp. P' K x ' 1 , W - .I i V : , f f Q3 lb - L ' . H-sf to it it t7 Lag' ,, - - I . as . Sami is .Dx fix Y 4. I 'U 1' 'S l el 1 M. 1. sa . - - I 'Zz' e Is A .. , A 'X , of 1 . A sv Y' .. . P it g 1? . V .X A 9 Q., , 1 at E ix fl .P ' - P l 'Q 'K ,A 5 0 . Q. v sy: k,.,, Q! x sh 'Rza 'GJ v -L in-A :S A AL i- Long Lesso L. Sitan, E. Skidmore, R Smalley, T. Smith, G. Sny der, P. Somers, Songster D. Spaeth. G. Sperce, L. Spolarich M. Stevenson, A. Stewart P. Stiller, J. stiuwell, J Strouss, C. Strube. P. Styler, K. Sullivan, M Surges, E. Swaszels, N Swenson, D. Taylor, Taylor, R. Eyd. N. Thomas, E. Thompson S. Thomson, E. Thorn M. Thorsberg, K. Todd -. . f ll 2 -. A . '.L -.Q-379.74 We 4 f V. Tom, H. Tonigan, G. Tonzola, M. Torrenti, R. Trakimas, G. Tully, D. Van, K. Vardalis. D. Vetuschi, K. Vincent, C. Vitale, V. Vitollo, P. Viverito, R. Vogeler, P. Vollherbst, A. Volpe. E. Wach, R. Wager, C. Walcott, Wanca, D. Weber, L. Weir, 4 I W 1 l ' f Q, ii' is ii ' 1 ' 9 ' ' M ag . I 1 -lv!!! 'W W . Q lg . i X 1X in 1 X . , ., I ,pu x . , - ' . v-ii lxl Y ' ' Weppler. P 0 Y . .Fx ' li' IS I - 1 iiw' Q 4 :H Q W ' . . V ' V P Q Q -,,, xv- ' ,,.. Q W X '-if V 2 ' x f 'JS' K B . ,X lv . .- . I I, 1 W i -'V fi 'Q . ' F . - - i n km 9 t if , it l' H um il iyl. J. M. Barrie Let me out! 127 C. Werner, W. West, D. White, T. White, L. White- head. S. Wichl, J. Wil- liams, W. Wilson. C. Wohlfcrth, W. Wool- ford, D. Yamarick, K Yang, C. Yannotta, D Yannotta, M. Young, N Zeszotarski. f QW? 1 'Y S ' in I . rlflg' 'Ns Q5 A thlezfics Qouglz Year. R. Stadeck, Coach Martin. 4 x X , ',x f N , .- Conch Neddofl' scvlns worrivd about thc' start. Coach Jim Neddoff approves ofthe situ- ation. The pause before thc throw, E. Shuttleworth jamie Caldwell and Ted Bisterhcld lunge for the lead. 4 GLRHS 12 6 35 19 6 12 27 38 6 42 29 33 38 46 51 47 44 36 41 32 53 33 52 55 45 41 44 68 44 5lV2 46 51 51 41 54 47 32 45' 32W 32W 60 37 41 Springfield -- Rahway- - - Piscataway . . Watchung . . Summit - - - Clark --.. Metuchen - - . Roselle -..... Cedar Grove - - - . Summit - . - Piscataway -- Watchung ---. Sumniit --..- New Providence Springfield - - - Rahway .... A. South Plainfield Pingry ...... Watchung ---. Roselle Park - - North Edison ,- Scotch Plains - South Plainfield North Edison - St. Mary's - - - Clark ...... Hillside ---- Piscataway -- Hillside ---- Watchung - - - Rahway -... Cedar Grove - - Pequannock .- Roselle Park - - Pingry ...... Springfield - - . South Plainfield Metuchen .... Hillside - Rahway - - . Ridge . . . Clark ..... Cranford -- 25 6 12 26 14 21 0 6 0 63 34 46 72 47 65 69 67 34 56 75 59 12 55 43 79 70 46 57 35 65 71 54 33 76 63 70 85 72 71 39 57 71 76 W 'A GLRI-IS 2 li 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 .5 0 3 0 0 Sumtnit - - - Columbia -- Pingry - - - - lid. Tech - - - llcllcrson -- Dayton - - - Cranlord - - Johnson - - - Hillside . . . Linden . - . Wfcstlicld ---- Scotch Plains - - Union ....... XfV2llCllllIlg Hills Statc Tournamcnt O River Dell - - 16 Hillside -- 35 Clark -..-.. I6 Scotch Plains - 5 Piscataway - - 23 Cranlbrd .. 2-ll Jcllicrson ---- 29 North Plainlicld I6 South Plainfield 221- Rahway - - - - - -lil Watcliung - 25 Dayton -- 1.5 Wc'stlic'lcl -- 15 Summit - - - 2 Pingry - - I5 Rahway -- -l- lXfIcttlcl1cti -- 6 Middlcscx -- ll Clark -.-- 5 Piscataway - - 8 lVlL'lllClll'Il -- l Miclcllt-sux -- 0 Clark ---- 5 -Icllcrson ----- 2 South Plainlicld li St. Mary's .--- 5 Ros. Park ---- -lt Dayton -.--- 2 Hillside ------ County 'l'ournamcnt 0 Cran ford ----- X t 4.- L. Stawick Karen Williams ofliciating at League Basketball i w Undcfcatcd senior girls in action. I 1.,,.,,.a 148 S- Gifls' A thle s0cz'atz'0n Get that jump! ,Rx at gtg: . A N-M-,,f rg., Darol Schriewer demonstrates her skill 'Q' ,f A if if . 7 , . ,. , E, j, 1 . ,. 4 K' f 1- q. 2, if 5' 5. , i - 1 Q I3 N Enthusiastic League basketball players Sponsoring a variety of fall, winter, and spring sports, the Girls' Athletic Association attracted the sports minded highland lassies. Basketball, volleyball, soccer and hockey activi- ties are implimented by teams of girls with great abilities. The senior girls' hockey team went un- defeated in five games, with Sue Winans scoring 10 field goals. Rugged competition from sister schools Jonathon Dayton and Arthur L. Johnson sparked Wednesday afternoon basketball games as the class teams clawed their way through the season. Long hours of practice paid off for the archers who placed well in the state tournament. Vice President, D. Sehriewerg President, R. Resnickg Secretary, L. VVaterhouseg State Represen tative. G. Ricug Missing: Treasurer, Tuchseher. D, Schriewer, K. Williams. The Leaders Club is a service organization that provides an op- portunity for girls to further their leadership skills. The activities initiated by the Leaders Club include the ofheiating and coordi- nating of all extracurricular sports throughout the year. The mother and daughter tea and the Pops Picnic in the spring are the two big social functions sponsored by this organization. The Tea is sponsored by the G.A.A.: during the Christmas sea- son. Volunteers from study halls made the Santa invitations. The highlight of the tea was the announcement of newly accepted Leaders Club members and the presentation of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Nobody will forget Sue Winans as Santa Claus. The narrator was Sue Smith. Margo Chamberlain, Pat Simms, Paula Hunchar and Sally Geddis were sugar plums. San- ta's reindeer were Adrienne Giacobbe, Pat Bamberger, Lynn Van Voorhies, Carol Cross, Marilynn Neal, Linda Lonsburg and Jill Baranoski. The mother and father were Joan Carton and Daryle Sehriewer. Jane Opdyke and Linda Duke were the cat and dog. The toys were Judy Williams, Diane Savoy and Helen Scheideek- er. Nancy Goering and Michele Surger were the children. Major fund raising activities are the cake sale and selling of tote- bags. Money raised by the club is used for a scholarship which is awarded to a senior girl. 150 Miss Lattanzi helps C. Rupreeht with a lum- bling exercise. l . . E' 5 L. Stawick Leader? Club BOTTOM: D. Sehwriewer, K. Williams, D. Locke, R. Resnick, V. Rice, G. Serritti, L. Waterhouse, D. McQ'uillan. SECOND ROW' S. Bcllin, Gibson, N. Ising, D. Hithcock, C. Cross, L. VanVoorhies, Tuchscher. THIRD ROW' D. Stengle, D. Douglas, P. Hunchar, G. Young, K. Christian, R. Parham, A. Connelly. R. Einstein. FOURYYI ROVV: C, Mangione, C. Bress, E. Slcnfors, L. Fish, li. Kllnll, E. Tremmel. K. McKenna, E. Melack. S. Niatko. FIFTH ROVV: P. Sparks, S. Peterson, S. Gcddis, M. Chamberlain, P. Simms, S. Smith, S. Wadas, Baranoski, S. Winans. 5 ' 1 ' 1 151 i-v Mr. B. Benjamin Merrill In M emoriam It is dgfcult to be a disczplinarian jor high school teenagers. This was Mr. Merrill's job. And yet he was interested in much, much more. We know him as the man who tied up the loose ends, the functions students don't realzke exist, but which insure a school 's running well. One spoke to Mr. Merrill about a special problem or plan. His judgment on requests was always fair and generous. He quiethf, lenientbr gave us opportunities to assert our maturigf. His enthusiasm for Governor Livingston was openbl expressed at many times in many ways: at football games, recognition assemblies, and class meetings. But his personal warmth, tempered with adult astuteness, stemmed fam a strong love cj kids. Apu! 25, 1965 152 TOWN SWEET SHOPPE 145 Plainfield Ave. Berkeley Heights Prop. Vincent and Ida Serritella wish the best of luck to the Senior Class TOPS IN SALES AND SERVICE For the Peak of Value at Summit BARNES CHEVROLET INC. 38-42 River Road, Summit, NJ. Buy With Confidence DAVID K. STRATTON MULTIPLE LISTINGS ' PERSONALIZED SERVICE ' COMPETENT SALES STAFF ' EXCELLENT FINANCING SPECIALIZING IN HOMES IN 293 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE SUMMIT NEW PROVIDENCE BERKELEY HEIGHTS and WATCHUNG AREA ' BERKELEY HEIGHTS 464-1700 153 BEST WISHES from Rau Quality Meats 763 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD DR6-5505 Best of Luck to the Class of '65 CHARLINE,S of SUMMIT Bakery Grocery Delicatessen Catering BERKELEY BAKE RY 417 Springfield Ave. Berkeley Heights 464-0080 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '65 FROM Corrine Tino Nancy Tooker Linda Toro Elaine Tremmel Michele Tronolone Jane Tuchscher SENIOR HOMEROOM 101 Sue Ullrich Dave Van Nest Beth Van Nest Lynn Van Voorhies Sandy Wadas Lynne Waterhouse Doug Whittle Rich Wilkins Linda Wilson Roger Wilson Rich Wilson Sue Winans Bruce Turnbull Pat Weiler Jim Wolff Bruce Tuthill Karen Weiss Paul Wygovsky Doug Uhlig Pat Wert 154 Best Wishes to Class ry' '65 Heino Piegsa Walter Rice Eddie Ruggieri Joseph Roberti Ginny Rice Nan Presser Steve Powers Nancy Rogers Mike Rosa Joy Ramsey Richard Plank Anthony Peters Ellen Pfiuger Tom Powers Marianne Rodgers Clive Richardson F rom Homeroom SPONSORS BEHNAMS AMERICAN SERVICE BENNINGER, TANSEY 8: COMPANY BERKELEY BARBER SHOP BERKELEY COIN-OP CLEANERS BERKELEY JEWELERS BIDDLEMAN, SUSSMAN 8: CO. MR. 8: MRS. 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HENRY MARINELLI McLAUGHLIN'S TEXACO MOUNTAIN CLEANERS MOUNTAINSIDE DELICATESSEN MOUNTAINSIDE DRUG COMPANY MOUNTAINSIDE PAINT 8: HARDWARE O.K. TOWEL 8: UNIFORM SUPPLY MR. 8: MRS. LEE RESNICK HENRY G. RICHTER, INC. T. P. AUTO PARTS INC. MRS. 8: MRS. BENSON TUSCHER MRS. R. L. VAN VOORHIES MR. 8: MRS. E. D. WHITTLE MR. 8: MRS. C. H. VVINANS MR. 8: MRS. H. E. SEAMAN The Lieberskind Family Gail Marinelli Markel Martha Meister I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mondelli, Jr. Mumn Molinari Mr. Paul Molinari Mr. and Mrs. P. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Mandas S. Mulrain Clare Murphy Bette Louise Neroda Nancy Nigro Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Nolan Sharon O'Brien Diane O'Connor Robert Payne Mr. and Mrs. G. Rauschenberger Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ross Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Shepard E. Harold Shakespeare Mr L. Tremmel John E. Van Nest Harry F. Waterhouse Weiler William Weiss . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Chris Winans MMM j Editors' Note The sword is tarnished, but the steel is still strong. The Claymore is not only the story of the year, but the product of our good intentions, high hopes, angry outbursts and hysterical moments. We have lived the days of the all-too-soon dead- line . . . have studied until our eyelids slid low . . . have enjoyed the last dance . . . have re- ceived the diplomas . . . have written Good Luck a hundred times . . . May this book reflect to you a very real and important world we have known for four year of our lives. Sue and Howard 155 mf' g,,Q- MMYY wif? V fggfwwfwkfffff JP ww ' V XWMMW Wfyvfff W My Mwfygysf ff Z4 W if M tiff .' fi. fzof ivy' W 'fi X 4 Qfafm 14 443 if -f 'QQ Q?-fa 'QE WNW !Z1QQf6'1 4N Q tqqfc-5 ' ' 2 Aff QW xfmMQQ4fA,Jf Q W6 22 K M WW? WWW W W WWQJ W ?W?5v MQW W ,i'6+-fn Y. 'A Qi? C C if CID C JTC? Q C, TEX CQX v tix Qc' N gs' Kg'-as 'QQ DEQ - Qax Ye, Q7 T5 ,f-X CD! fiff Q ' EP QMQQV? Qymt iw, 0 -E7 CSX Q26 'D. fp pam, Emerg? 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