H G Hoffman High School - Notre Livre Yearbook (South Amboy, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

Dedication ROSE MC NEAL We, the Class of 1960, dedicate our book to both Mrs. Dexheimer and Miss McNeal. Their advice and contributions to our school and personal problems have made our high school years enjoyable and profitable. In gratitude of our deep appreciation for their assistance throughout our most important years of life, we take great pleasure in showing our teachers that we shall never forget them. Administration WILLIAM A. KURTZ Assistant Principal Faculty 1959-1960 BERNADINE DOUGALAS ELIZABETH BIRMINGHAM JAMES CRODDICK GERARD ANDERSON THOMAS ENGLISH PETER FITZEGERALD MIRIAM HOLLFELDER ALDONA KRAKAUSKAS JOSEPH MABEY GEORGE MAHONEY LOUISIT A REESE MARVIN MANKOWITZ MURIEL SAMPLE WOODROW MC CARTHY AUDREY TEICH CHARLES BLOODGOOD Stick There's only one thing worse than a girl, that's two of them. Peeve: Brothers Activities: J. V. Basketball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Baseball 11,12. Ambition: Graduation JOAN BROWN Joan Peeve: Detention for being late. Activities: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Capt. of J. V. 11; Li- brary Council 10; Class Sec- retary, treasurer 11,12. Ambition: Secretary ANN BRENNAN Ann Activities: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Capt. of Varsity 12; Library Council 10; Class Secretary 9, 10, 11; Financial Secretary 12. Ambition: Secretary CHARLES J. BRINAMEN Charlie Don't sweat it. Activities: Yearbook; J. V. Basketball 9; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Dance Committee 10, 12; Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Bowling 12; Pres, of Class 12; Scorekeeper 12. Ambition: Teacher FRED BLOODGOOD Butch Lots of Luck. Peeve: Music Teacher Activities: Bowling. Ambition: Millionaire VIRGINIA CARMICHAEL Jinny Honestly Peeve: Colds Activities: Shield 11; Student Council 12; Dance Committee 12; Library Council 12; Min- strel 12. Ambition: Teacher SANDRA COSTANZO Sandy Activities: Cheerleader 11, 12: Library Council 10, 11; Shield 11. 12; Yearbook; Class Treasurer 10. Ambition: College KENNETH FENNER Ken What's new? Peeve: Exams Activities: J. V. Basketball 10; Bowling 11. 12; Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Mechanic ROBERT DENNIS Bob Well, if you don't know, I’m not going to tell you. Peeve: Teachers Activities: J. V. Basketball 10, 11, Varsity 12. Ambition: Refrigeration Me- chanic. W M «• I f DORIS ENGLISH Dee Peeve: Classical music Activities: Library Council 10, 11; Minstrel 9, 10; Glee Club 10; Dance Committee 12. Ambition: Secretary or Pro- fessional Singer BEVERLEE D'AMATO Dee Dee Peeve: Life Activities: Basketball, Bowl- ing, Shield 12, Dance Commit- tee 12; Minstrel 12. GLORIA FARLEY Glo If conceit was consumption, you'd be consumed. Peeve: Ambitious People Activities: G. A. A. 9; Glee Club 10; Library Council 10, 11, V. P. Library Council 12; Dance Committee 10, 12, Min- strel 12. Ambition: Secretary JAMES GENT Jim What do you say? Peeve: Favoritism Activities: Baseball 9; Class President 9; V. P. 11; Min- strel 10, 11,12; President Stu- dent Council 11. Ambition: Whatever God wants me to be. CAROL ANN HARTMANN Carol Who's got a pencil?” Peeve: Chemistry Experiments Activities: Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; J. V. Cheerleader 11; Varsity 12; Class Vice-Pres- ident 10; Minstrel 10, 12; Li- brary Council 10, 11; Bi-Phy- Chem Club; Yearbook. Ambition: Undecided JOHN GENDLEK Jack O. K. doll. Peeve: Compositions Transferred from St. Marys High School in Senior Year. Ambition: Undecided CALVIN HARTMANN Calv Take it easy. Peeve: Walking Activities: Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Ba.seball 11, 12; Dance Committee 10, 12; Student Council 11; Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Score- keeper 12. Ambition; Chemical Engineer PATRICIA GIDDES Patty I can't do anything with my hair. Peeve: Getting up for school in the morning. Activities: Minstrel 9, 10, 12; Cheerleader 12; Class Treas- urer 10; Dance Committee 10; Bowling 9. Ambition: College STEVEN GRYSZKA Steve” Take it easy. Peeve: Writing Transferred from Rahway High School in Senior Year. Ambition: Electrician JOHN’ HENSBERGER Jack Oh gee Peeve: Hair getting messed Activities: Boys Bowling 12; Minstrel 12, Baseball 12. Ambition: Undecided KATHLEEN ANN KRISS Kathy Money isn't everything, but it sure helps. Peeve: Progressive Jazz Activities: Library Council 10, 11, 12; Shield 11, 12; Year- book; Prom Committee 11; Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 10; Dance Commit- tee 10, 12. Ambition: Advertising CONSTANCE KOL.B Connie Oh, gosh! Peeve: Loud colors Activities: Library Council 10, 11; Minstrel 9, io, 11, 12; Dance Committee 10, 12. Ambition: Private Secretary JOSEPH KOZAK Joe You're goin' out. Peeve: Seeing too many Doc- tors. Activities: J. V. Basketball 11. Ambition: Mechanic JOHN KELLER Kel Cool it Peeve: Late bell rings before I get in school. Activities: Junior Varsity 11, Varsity It, 12; Baseball 11, 12. Ambition: Game Conservation- ist LOIS ADELINE KURTZ Lo Absence makes the heart grow fonder; but don't stay away forever. Peeve: Faulty Lab Equipment Activities: J, V. Cheerleader 9, 10; Minstrel 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12; Dance Committee 10, 12; Prom Chairman 11; Shield 10, 11. Ambition: Teacher WILLIAM LINBLAD Bill That's beside the point. Peeve: Study Halls Activities: Minstrel 11, 12. Ambition: Electronic Engi- neer JUDY MEINZER Juggie Peeve: Work Activities: Library Council; Basketball; Bowling; Shield 12; Dance Committee; Min- strel 12. Ambition: Marriage JOHN MAHER Jack Rest-up Peeve: Homework Activities: Vice-President of Class 12. Ambition: Millionaire TIMOTHY PETERSON Tim Peeve: Uncooperative people Activities: Yearbook; Class treasurer 12; Dance Commit- tee 10, 12; Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Minstrel 10, 11, 12; Bi- Phy-Chem Club. Ambition: College RICHARD PETERSEN Pete That's the breaks. Peeve: Teacher's pets Activities: Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer PAULINE ANN PRZYBYLSKI Paula Lazy people never succeed. Peeve: Short Fingernails Activities: Minstrel 9, 10, 12; Library Council 10, 11; Pres- ident 12; Student Council 12; Dance Committee 10. Ambition: Secretary CAROL REHFUSS Carol I'll be there. Peeve: Annoying people Activities: Minstrel 9; Bowl- ing 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Dance Committee 12; Yearbook. Ambition: Nurse CAROLE WOTKOWIAK Carole If at first you don't succeed, give-up. Peeve: Gym Classes Activities: J. V. Cheerlead- er 10; Varsity 11, 12; Treas- urer Library Council 12; Shield 11; Bowling 9, 10, 12; Minstrel 10, 12; Dance Com- mittee 12. Ambition: Fashion Designer THOMAS RITTENHOUSE Ritt Hi doll. Peeve: English Exams Activities: Yearbook, Bowl- ing. Ambition: Navy, Electronics GEORGE REICK George Lots of luck. Peeve: 53 Chevy Activities: J. V. Basketball 9, 10; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Min- strel 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Class Vice-President 9; Bowling 9 10, 11, 12. Ambition: Engineer DOROTHY WOTKOWIAK Dottie Make the best of life. Peeve: Laziness Activities: Dance Committee 12; Library Council Secretary 12; J. V. Cheerleader 10; Var- sity 11, 12; Shield 11; Min- strel 10, 12; Reynolds Fash- ion Board; Bowling 9, 10. Ambition: Model and House- wife RICHARD WHITMORE Dickie Get going. Peeve: Whalelines Activities: Bowling 12; Min- strel 9, 10, 12. Ambition: Get rich quick WILLIAM LONSETH Willy A penny saved is a penny more to spend. Peeve: Coming to school in the morning. Activities: Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12; Timekeeper 9, 10, 11, 12; Bi-Phy-Chem Club. Ambition: Commercial Artist Not Pictured: BEVERLY ZUBACK Transferred from Sayreville High School in Senior Year. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Brown, Secretary; John Maher, Vice-President; Timothy Peterson, Treasurer, Charles Brinamen, President; Ann Brennan, Financial Secretary. CLASS CLOWNS John Maher, Fred Bloodgood Robert Dennis CLASS ARTISTS Doris English Bill Lonseth BEST DRESSED Joan Brown Tim Peterson HONOR STUDENTS Virginia Carmicheal Calvin Hartmann MAD SCIENTISTS Carol Ann Hartmann Kenneth Fenner CLASS FLIRTS Judy Meinzer Richard Whitmore CLASS BABIES Richard Petersen Gloris Farley CLASS ATHLETES George Reick . Lois Kurtz CLASS ACTORS Pauline Przybylski Joseph Kozak BEST DANCERS Charles Brinamen Dot Wotkowiak MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathleen Kriss James Gent CLASS HOTRODS John Hensberger Bev D'Amato QUIETEST Steve Gryska Connie Kolb CLASS MUSICIANS Patty Giddes, Bill Lindblad Tom Rittenhouse Bev D’Amato, Gloria Farley, Carole Wotkowiak, Virginia Carmichael, Paula Przy- bylski, Kathleen Kriss, Mrs. Reese, Art Director; Judy Meinzer, Joan Brown, Carol Ann Hartmann, Lois Kurtz, Dorothy Wotkowiak, Sandy Costanzo, Ann Brennan, Doris English, Connie Kolb, and Patty Giddes. Yearbook Staff Tim Peterson, Kathleen Kriss, Carol Rehfuss, Lois Kurtz, Carol Ann Hartmann, Thomas Rittenhouse, Charles Brinamen, Goerge Reick, Mr. Mankowitz, Advisor; and Sandra Costanzo. French Class Miss McNeal, Dorothy Wotkowiak, Robert Dennis, Virginia Carmicheal and Carole Wotkowiak. Sandra Costanzo, Patty Giddes, Carol Hartman, Charles Brinamen, Carol Rehfuss, Mary Neuman, Richard Petersen, Bill Lindblad, Mr. Zdanewicz, Tim Peterson, Jack Hensberger, Lois Kurtz, Tom Rittenhouse, George Reick, Calvin Hartmann, and William Lonseth. Chemistry nKtfviTT� Office Practice Richard Whitmore, Richard Petersen, Bob Dennis, Fred Bloodgood, Tom Ritten- house. Bill Lindblad, Tom Janas, John Hensberger, George Reick, and John Maher. Connie Kolb, Carol Rehfuss, Kathleen Kriss, Joseph Kozak, John Maher, Paula Przybylski, Doris English, Judy Meinzer, Richard Whitmore, Fred Bloodgood, Joan Brown, Ann Brennan and Gloria Farley. Shop nnooOOOOOOO Juniors-Nearing the Goal CLASS OFFICEES--Janet Francisco, Vice President; Carol Thompson President; Kathy Bower, Secretary; Gary Selover, Treasurer. BOTTOM; Margaret Laskiewicz,Ellen O’Brian, Katherine Roberts, Roseanne Ran- dazzo, Katherine Bower, Carol Perfino, Patricia Letts, Mary Ellen Lincoln. TWO: Joanne Walczak, Carol Ann Iacouzzi, Carol Roberts, Janet Francisco, Carl Thomp- son, Harry Wernett. THREE: Bonnie Jean Meinzer, Carol Adams, Suzanne Beshada, Charlotte Fields, Carolee Bolger, Louise Levandowski, Dennis White. FOUR: Philip Nix, Jerry Peterson, Robert Hamilton, Gary Selover, James Reick, Robert Nickolaus, John Jarusiewicz, Ronnie Kominkicwicz, and Alan Berry. Sophomores-Class of ’62 CLASS OFFICERS--President, Robert Poetsch; Vice President, Nancy Sullivan; Secretary, Carol Ann Zalewski, and Treasurer Francis Flana- gan. BOTTOM; Rosemarie Gorczywski, Janet Nielson, Judy Rainer, Suzanne Schmitt, Judy Zink, Elizabeth McKay, Gloria McKelvy, Ann Marie Grzyb, Beth Hruska, Pat Kach, Suzanne Malinow- ski, Elaine Ellison, Gail Beshada, Virginia Louk, Gloria Kolb, Gay Anderson, Lana Scully. TWO; Cheryl Hicks, Carol Fink, June Saylor, Mary Lee Snover, Eleanor Mills, Mary Ann Conroy, Joanne Vichitas, Carol Ann Zalewski, Dorothy Flaga, Ann Abbatiello, Nancy Sullivan. THREE; Joseph Scanlon, Bruce Makuk, Donald Bridgeman, George Carmichael, William Boudinot, Robert Richardson, Patricia Hoff, Barbara Vineyard, Patricia Garabrance, Nikki DiGiovanni, Judy Cum- mings, Doris McManus, Jimmy Nemeth, Joan Rossman. FOUR: John Kapica, Garry Smith, Thomas Bohling, Donald Makalie, Carl Warnett, Leonard Craig, Jerry Tucker, Bruce Sten, Frances Flanagan, Raymond Rothacker, Frederick Billard, Roger Dowling, William Holton, Edward Toney, James Hess, Martin Tremarco, Paul Buchard, William Brennan, Charles Volk, Robert Poetsch, Eugene Lopez, John DeGiovanni, James McLauglin,Gary Rea, Michael Farrel, Robert Chuilli, Ray Drill. Freshman-Just Beginning CLASS OFFICERS--Manuel Formoso, President; Muriel English, Vice President; Judy Gendlek, Secretary; and Raymond Kondratyk, Treasurer. BOTTOM: Janet Pink, Judy Gendlek, AnnMarie Stankowitz, Christine Ambler, Barbara Alspach, Sandra Zizza, Lyn Gonnello, Carol Nann, Patricia Tremarco, Joan Edwards, Barbara Holmes. TWO; Constance Flemm, Karen Segek, Barbara Holton, Dianne Brumbaugh, Muriel English, Jeanette Comstock, Rosemary Malkiewicz, Sharyn Giddes, ThelmaMendler, Gail Pine. THREE: Joel Lieberman, Richard Stolte, Paul Nagy, Gerald Lucas, James Sarno, Thomas Treadway, Harry Merwin, Raymond Wilson, Richard Makowka, Alex Abbatiello. FOUR: Edward Miller, Kenneth Wahler, Donald Holub, Robert Trella, Ray Kondratrk, John Lange, Wayne Sturgis, Michael McAndrew. Freshman-Con’t. FIRST ROW: Ruth Zambrowski, Martha Hansell, Cynthia Kurtz, Patricia Garnett, Jan Dobrzyn- ski, Judy Boland, Pamela Sutphen, Betty Mazura, April Thompson, Cheryl Britchford, Karen Bouchard. SECOND ROW: Judy Hodder, Linda Vivian, Christine DeAngelo, Lee Aiazzone, Carol Spinelli, Carol Gorka, Susan Zink, Joanne Clapbis, Lorraine Perise, Virginia Leitereig, Carol Drost. THIRD ROW: Sandra Jakimowicz, Rosemarie Tanski, Maureen Mundy, Helene Shapiro, Louise Barkard, Faye Perfinio, Peggy Sorenson, Ruth Rittenhouse, Nancy Wortley, Carol Grimes. FOURTH ROW: Pete Inman, John Bailey, Manual Formosa, Louise Lituinenko, Sharon Boudinot, Patricia Mundy, Joyce Maxwell, John Gohmert, Thomas Nebus. FIFTH ROW: Paul Edwards, Arthur McPhee, Paul Pavich, George Bower, Roger Mulrudwey. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Oliver, James Clayton, Jerry Gnizdowski, Raymond Brown, Robert Doyle, Walter Franz, John Clark, Albert Reed, Michael Farley, Lee Turner, Raymond Plonkonka and Steven Murray. Library Council STANDING: Jan Dobrzynski, Virginia Carmichael, Carol Zalewski, Joanne Vachitis, Nancy Sullivan, Terry Leonard, Carol Perfino, Nancy Wortley, Judy Meinzer, Pat Letts, Carol Adams, Karen Bouchard, Joyce Maxwell, Louise Burkhard, President, Paula Przybylski, Vice President, Gloria Farley, Secretary, Dot Wotkowiak, Treas- urer, Carole Wotkowiak, Corresponding Secretary, Kathleen Kriss. Student Council STANDING: Donald Parsons, Pat Kach, Nancy Sullivan, JohnKapica, Paul Edwards, Carol Thompson, Lois Kurtz, Carol Adams, Carol Volk, Paula Przybylski, Robin Applegate. SITTING: Lee Aizzone, Philip Nix, Miss Dougalas, Gaye Anderson, Virginia Carmichael. Girls Bowling FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dora Vogel, Carol Rehfuss, Judy Meinzer, Bev D’Amato, Gloria Farley, Cindy Kurtz, Joyce Maxwell, Jan Dobrzynski, Pat Kach, Lana Scully, Carol Hartmann, S. Boudinot, R. Rittenhouse, M. Sorenson, J. Gendlek, J. Walczak, C. Ioccuzzi, A, Stankowitz, C. Thompson, L. Kurtz, M. Snover, C. Gorka, C. DeAngelio, L. Aizzone, C. Kurzawa, L. Burkhard. Future Teachers of America STANDING: Jan Dobrzynski, Margaret Sorenson, Louise Litvinenko, Dot Wotkowiak, Sandra Jakimowicz, Faye Perfino, Lois Kurtz, Sharon Boudinot, Louise Burkhard, Carol Drose. SITTING: Kathy Bower, Carol Thompson, Mr. Mabey, Philip Nix, Mary Ellen Lincoln and Joyce Maxwell. Varsity Cheerleaders Jayvee Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Sullivan, Joan Rossman, Ann Grzyb, Cindy Kurtz, Lee Aizzone, Jan Dobrzynski, Terry Leonard and Collette Kurzawa, Captain. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Brown, Patty Giddes, Sandy Costanzo, Ann Brennan, Captain; Patty Kach, Carol Ann Hartmann and Lois Kurtz. Varsity Cheerleaders Joan Brown Carol Ann Hartmann Lois Kurtz Pat Kach Pat Giddes Sandy Costanzo Ann Brennan, Captain Varsity Basketball 1959- 60 1959-60 SCHEDULE OF GAMES Hoffman 58 Alumni 51 50 Hightstown 37 65 Rutgers 48 40 Jamesburg 52 46 South River 52 54 Atlantic’Highlands 68 90 Rutgers 53 46 Saint Marys 44 26 Matawan 63 40 South River 53 47 Rumson 62 70 St. Marys 63 35 Atlantic Highlands 38 67 Keyport 74 50 Rumson 68 60 Jamesburg 59 54 South Plainfield 67 63 Matawan 73 63 Keyport 76 50 South Plainfield 83 LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Wernett, George Reick, Dennis White, James Reick, Robert Dennis, John Keller, Eugene Lopez, Paul Poetsch, John Jarusiewicz, and Coach Mr. James Croddick. Jayvee Basketball STANDING: Paul Edwards, Wayne Sturgis, James Reick, Bill Moran, John Lang, Pete Inman, Carl Wernett, Coach, Mr. Anderson. KNEELING: Paul Povich, Bruce Sten, Ken Waller, Gary Selover, James Nemeth and Harry Wernett. Timekeeper and Scorekeeper Charles Brinamen, Francis Turner, Bill Lonseth and Calvin Hartmann. Baseball Spring 1960 SCHEDULE April 12 Mata wan April 14 Rumson April 19 St. Marys April 22 Wall April 25 Jamesburg April 26 Atlantic Highlands April 29 Keyport May 3 Matawan May 6 Rumson May 10 Hightstown May 13 Wall May 16 Atlantic Highlands May 18 Jamesburg May 20 Keyport May 24 St. Marys May 27 Hightstown TOP: Bob Poetsch, Calvin Hartmann, Jerry Peterson, Bob Chuilli, Red Lang, George Reick, Ken Waller, Pete Inman, Mr. Zdanewicz. BOTTOM: Jim Reick, Bob Nicholaus, Dennis White, Richard Peterson, Harry Wernett and Bruce Sten. Bowling Bowling Team TOP: William Moran, Thomas Rittenhouse, Robert Poetsch, John Jarusiewicz. Mr. Zdanewicz, Paul Edwards, Harry Wernette, Carl Wernette, and Richard Petersen. Bowling FIRST: Harry Wernett, John Jarusiewicz, Bob Poetsch, James Reick, Dennis White, Bob Nicholas, Gary Selover, Robert Hamilton. SECOND: Billy Moran, Allan Berry, George Reick, John Hensberger, Jerry Peterson, Roger Dowling, Raymond Drill, Bruce Sten, Richard Petersen, Charles Brinamen. TOP: Carl Wernett, Ronald Kominkiciwicz, Thomas Rittenhouse, Fred Bloodgood, Richard Whitmore, Billy Brennan, Billy Lonseth, James Nemeth, BillLindblad, Calvin Hartmann, Tim Peterson and Mr. Zdanewicz. Remember When? Isn't she a doll? Joan Wait! She messed my hair. Dot Carole All right, who's gonna push? Carol Calvin He broke his ear. Beverlee What bird? Patty Crystal chick-tell me who. Lois I'll head them off at the pass. Judy ' ' - ihn it's my bran1 new raincoat. Tim Didn't think I could do it. did ya? George Am I tan yet? Carol Refhuss Ta, ta, ta, ! Jinny Meet Sheena's jungle. Doris When's the ship leave? Richard Last Will and Testament of Class of 1960. Beverly Zuback leaves Joanne Walczak the right to eat lunch at the diner. Connie Kolb leaves Pat Letts the right to be the quietest Senior Girl. Kathleen Kris leaves Carol Adams the right to be on the Library Council. Dorothy Wotkowiak leaves Kathy Bower the right to be on the Reynolds Fashion Board. Doris English leaves Carol locouzzi the right to tint her hair. Carol Rehfuss leaves Janet Francisco the right to be everyone’s friend. Beverlee D’Amato leaves Carol Roberts and Margaret Laskiewicz the right to relax in school. Lois Kurtz leaves Kathy Logoyda and Bonnie Meinzer the right to be Mrs. Vogel’s athletics prizes. Paula Przybylski leaves Carol Perfino and Kathy Roberts the right to be Mr. Dobrzynski’s assistants. Carole Wotkowiak leaves Eileen Christy the right to make H. H. S. her Private Country Club. Carol Ann Hartmann leaves Carol Thompson the right to be Mi . Z’s private headache. Virginia Carmichael leaves Mary Ellen Lincoln the right to be Class Brain. Joan Brown leaves Caroline Keller the right to be the best dressed Senior girl. Gloria Farley leaves Louise Levandowski the right to have long hair. Ann Brennan, Pat Giddes and Sandy Costanzo leave Mary Neuman the right to have the darkest eyes. Judy Meinzer leaves Ellen Hurley the right to carry clean white paper. Billy Lonseth leaves Harry Wernett the right to leave his name off test papers. John Maher leaves Allan Berry the right to relax in school. Calvin Hartmann leaves Philip Nix the right to be the best science student. Charles Bloodgood leaves John Jarusiewicz the right to be the tallest Varsity player. Richard Whitmore leaves Robert Hamilton the right to be the big fisherman. Joe Kozak leaves Harry Penley the right to horse around. George Reick leaves Dennis White the right to be Mr. Croddick’s star player. Steve Gryska leaves Tyrone Romano the right to come to school on a school bus. Fred Bloodgood leaves James Reick the right to be class clown. Kenneth Fenner leaves Gary Selover the right to be everyone’s friend. Tom Rittenhouse leaves Billy Moran the right to be Mr. Z’s best bowler. Jack Gendlek leaves Ronnie Kominkiewicz the right to have blond hair. John Keller and Bob Dennis leave Jerry Peterson the right to trek to Bordentown Ave. on his way to school. Charles Brinamen leaves Bob Nicholas the right to raise Mr. Z’s blood pressure. James Gent and Bill Lindblad leave Dennis White the right to clean his white bucks with Lestoil. Tim Peterson and Richard Petersen leave their bowling shoes to Billy Moran. John Hensberger leaves his tan loafers to Jerry Peterson. Sandy Costanzo leaves Roseanne Randazzo the right to wear different hairdos. Pat Giddes leaves Charlotte Fields the right to be shy. Ann Brennan leaves Carolee Bolger and Suzanne Beshadathe right to laugh at everything. National Honor Society For The First Time at H.H.S. For the first time in the history of H.H.S., the National Honor Society has been established. Its members have obtained the highest averages of their class. The announcement was made at a student assembly on March 11, 1960. Six seniors, four juniors and four sophomores comprise the Society in its first year. SEATED, Left to Right: Seniors, Virginia Carmichael, Joan Brown, Kathleen Kriss, Calvin Hartmann, George Reick and Richard Petersen. STANDING: Juniors, Phillip Nix, Carol Thompson, Mary Ellen Lincoln, Carol Adams; Sophomores, Dorothy Flaga, Nancy Sullivan, Carol Ann Zalewski and Robert Poetsch. Comp Iiments of City of South Amboy JOSEPH CHARMELLO Mayor JAMES HARRIGAN Councilman-at-Large AL J. JANKOWSKI Councilman First Ward JAMES VAN DERVEER Councilman Second Ward JOHN HOWLEY Councilman Third Ward FREDRICK L. REESE Councilman Fourth Ward JOHN J. TR1GGS C i ty Clerk JOHN E. MULLANE C i ty Solic i tor JOHN D. LEONARD City Treasurer JOHN T. GLEASON Compliments of South Amboy Board of Education South Amboy New Jersey SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. 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