Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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QUILL AND SCROLL First row: E. Urbunski, M. Spueth. Second row: B. Deeney, M Crecelius, S. Fisher, J. Swackhcxmer. Third row: J. Vile, A. An- nunziato, C. Thomas, B. Lindsey. Standing: A. Stagliuno, K. Pusey S. Schunz, V. Westermaier. Other new members: R. Strohschein R. Dixon, R. Haines, J. Clements, N. DeMartini, P. Wisniewski. v QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY The Quill and Scroll Society, sponsored by Mr. Herbert Fisher,Q,is a ,national organization which honors students? whoihave done superior work in some phase of scholastic journalism. Membership is awarded to any'iunior,.o'r senior who is in the upper third of his class, who hasibeen recommended by the sponsor of his publication, and who has been approved by the National Executive Secretary of the Society. A HONORED STUDENTS Pete Wisniewski and Kathy Pusey were chosen as this year's delegates to Boys' State and Girls' State. The conferences, held simultaneously on the cam- puses of Rutgers University and Douglass College, are sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Their purpose is to train the delegates in the principles of democracy and in the fundamentals of state government. Carol Glaspey, Lynne Johnson, Jackie Schwanda, and Vicky Westermaier served as delegates to Girls' Citizenship Institute, also held at Douglass College. Sponsored by local Woman's Clubs, the lnstitute's goal is to teach the delegates about state government and also about their role as citizens. Vicky was also chosen by the seniors and the faculty as the recipient of the D.A.R. Citizenship award. This award is based on service, loyalty, and dependability. HONORED STUDENTS Seated: C. Glaspey, J. Schwunda, L. Johnson, V. Westermaier. Standing: K. Pusey, P. Wisniewski.

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HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS OF 1963 SENIORS: Barbara Brendlinger, Carol Clipp, Barbara Engle, Suz- anne Fisher, Barry Gibbs, John Gucwa, Patricia Hansen, Vance Hitch, Judith Kelley, Patricia Knorr, Francis McAleer, Karen Nor- man, Richard Sauer, Susan Slamp, Ann Stephani, Tina Talarico, Elaine Urbanski, Janice Vile, Ralph Weisgerber, Peter Wisnewski. JUNIORS: Carol Bibighaus, John Black, Herbert Bolton, Judith Clements, Nina DeMartini, Katherine Jessen, Linda Robbins. NATIONAL SOCIETIES Selected on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service to the school, National Honor Society membersware expected tqsgagct as exemplary good citizens forthe restiof the student body. Seniors in the upper third of their class and juniors in the upper fifth are chosen fortmembership by the faculty. Because the Evaluation 2', ffCornmittee criticized the passiveness of the Haddon Heights chapter, this year the Society has attempted to correct the situation. Under the direction of Gino Aureli, faculty ad- viser, the members took charge of the annual A.F.S. Christmas Ball. ln addition, they instituted a tutoring system in an effort to aidfstudents in need of scholas- tic help. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: L. Johnson, B. Lindsey, V. Westermaier, C. Glaspey. Second row: K. Stohner, K. Pusey, M. Crecelius. Third row: D. Salvatore, E. Hamilton, A. Stagliano. Represented by Troop 376, Haddon Heights High School has been a member of the National Thespian Society since i935. The Society, sponsored by Mr. William T. Lavell,'recognizes,f 'i students who have earned a specified number of points in school dra- matic functions, either before the audience or behind stage. Members, of the Society who receive addi- tional points for continued efforts in behalf of dra' matics are awarded stars. Thespians possessing one or more stars are Cheryl Clark,iMary Anne Crecelius, Suzi Fisher, Carol Groves, Joe Purdin, Kathy Pusey, Pat Southard, and Anthony Stagliano, NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY First row: D. Plummer, J. Levy, M. Crecelius, C. Groves, R. Dixon, K. Pusey, S. Fisher, D. Clark, C. Clark. Second row: J. Anthony, F. Dobbs, J. Purdin, W. Everitt, W. Gaehring, A. Stagliano. .nl

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GARNET AND GOLD OFFICERS E. Hamilton, monitor, V. Westermaier, treas- urer, B. Gibbs, vice-president, R. Weisgerber, president, J. Rudolph, secretary, D. Napoli, advertising. GARNET AND GOLD SOCIETY GARNET AND GOLD The school's honorary service organization is the Garnet and Gold Society, sponsored by Mrs. Grace Guille,, The Society gives its members an opportunity to serve as monitors, istuclent and ushers at school affairs. Sophomores, iuniors, and seniors who maintain ia C average, earn enough activity points, and have the recommendation of tive teachers comprise the membership. Each year the Society sponsors the Community Fund Drive. This year, because the seniors contributed thefmost money, they Baum and Tina Talarico as king and queen of M. Beckett, J. M. Spaeth, C. won the privilege of electing Bill the Garnet and Gold Dance. Clements, J. Comfort, K. Stohner, B. Engle, Thomas, J. Eklund, E. Urbanski, P. Glenz, First row: D. Bradley, J. Arnold, D. Sting, C. Glaspey, L. Napoli, J. Schwanda, L. Hanna, D. Napoli, K. Norman, C. Bibighaus, N. DeMartini, J. Cattell, R. Werley. Second row: V. Westermaier, L. Maxwell, A. Stephani, M. Cre- celius, J. Vile, K. Collins, C. Zernoski, I. Horlacher, S. Slamp, Mrs. Guille, adviser, C. Phillips, M. Russo, K. Jessen, L. Guille, S. Schanz, B. Deeney, S. Coe, J. Ru- dolph, B. Linclsey. Third row: P. Hansen, B. Brendlinger, K. Pusey, E. Ruark, J. Swackhamer. Fourth row: A. Stagliano, W. Marriott, R. Stevenson, B. Gibbs, G. Bull, J. Black, J. Pierce, T. Purdin, W. Stevenson, E. Paisley, C. Keller, R. Haines, D. Salvatore, W. Sharp. Fifth row: M. Grove, J. Stevenson, R. McClelland, R. Krayer, W. Baum, E. Hamilton, P. Wisniewski, R. Weisgerber, T. Gardner, H. Kolbe, F. McAleer, L. Johnson.