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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1969 volume:

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Xi Seven hoursaday, 180 dggfs ear, yet fgiha years passAby'RrijniniYx .N Y? Si, QU i RYY 529 sf if Q Wi 5 'X QV 5 fi. S' Q5 xg X Bi ' RX i .dq t N XXX N i Qi Qt N X55 tx QQ' N , 5 rx XI, Nh , 9 V A A championship soccer team that plays second fiddle to just another football team. People proud of their teams, no matter where they finish. A cheer for Mr. Hoff. The best girls, sports in the world. Why such devotion? Why Haddon Heights? No one listens to the orchestra but everyone Wants one. Why? Teachers spend hours each Week helping students who don't care. Why are they paid so little? Why a high school on 2nd 8z Garden? Loud times, quiet times. There's so much noise in the library. Study hall is for sleeping. Why do they cry at graduation? Why four years of my life? Freshmen, seniors, blacks, whites. Girls, hoods, friends, strangers. jews, Christians the concerned, those who donit care. Why are they here? Why H.H.H.S.? Why Haddon Heights? Too many students find out too late. Too many teachers forget too soon. Too many parents never know. Will the next generation learn sooner? We attempt to show reality Reality is not monochrome It is a kaleidoscope of reds, blues, greens Browns, black and white, garnet and gold Reality is not a smooth plane It is curves and ridges and rough places An E an A --a victory, a defeat H Reality is not monotone It is angry voices, laughter, a pep rally The school is many things It is immediacy and ultimacy The living, the dead, the dying, the growing Stability and change Boredom and excitement The scared feeling standing before the class The courage, security, cruelty of the group Passiveness and activeness y Wrong - right Qwho is to say? There are differences ' They can compliment each other. Q-5 Us We V it Q90 ,,., Six mlm N9 U ' ,lj l is Spill Ui if it Mi M or ,W ' ' tsjyxkjl ,li NS' G' K . 'x Qlllljlfh ,ad P lx 555 5. U 4 ,. GYM 0 X D3 In N A, L W' W A , LW QW Wf Dedication The administrative department of any school has a tremen- dous task in seeing that the educational needs of the students are fulfilled. The administrator must be able to meet many varied demands. He must be counselor, an organizer, an arbi- trator, a leader, a disciplinarian, and a listener. The adminis- trator must be constantly in touch with all the students of the school. The effective administrator does not alienate himself from the students. He works with the students - supervising tests, at games, at dances, in the Senate - wherever he is needed. He listens to suggestions and weighs them carefully. This man knows all the students and all the students know him. He is respected for his courage and fairness. There are many who can simply wget the job donen but there are only a few who can handle the situations which arise with diplomacy and a keen understanding of people. We, the class of 1969, in recognition of one of these few, dedicate the CARNETEER to you, Mr. Gamble. f 1 1 V , fu.-U... aa ta. ff 1 'l Mr. C-ansz AhM The job of a superintendent is a demanding one which re- quires great insight in dealing with the many problems he faces. This year saw a major change with the appearance of Mr. Herbert Gansz, our new Superintendent of Schools. On behalf of the entire student body, we would like to welcome Mr. Gansz to Haddon Heights with the hope that his future years in this school system will be as rewarding as this first year has been. 12 Q XX f X My W -X Q. 5 X ,,AC5' . 'F w X Q - Q Q J ff ik ' t ca 'W , 'Nh X K X A: J I QL QQ ' , , fy Hx -x Y t I I Q' ff fl' ,- . 'Q 4 J - X-T ,, fx ,r lm O V x U -QL' Q C , 1' 0 Q I no , fy- 6 , 57 f- X Y 7 if, Yi I s. 1 5 ' X ' 5 I in-fx , X! N ' A j CS gm A, I, A, fx! GQ NXQX h I 4 , X X A lg VI . . ' A X, If 'Xl I KT gf. ' 7 X M H - Fr . ' 7 X . , ' 1 , at c ' LT f A ' f '1 ' , 2 FN X Q X 4- LP R ' w Wy wwf ' jig Ggsf 9 Aff 5 X5 XV: wlwWb9gXi b Q SX if Ov ESQ lg 5!?3i? Q 'M M Www 0 fgw fx. M 3, rx xx W at 'F 5' 7 'H af Q ,X ANQR 1 1 3 'I 4 Administration ,,qs1 l' 'WWE QQ' 9 93 6 69' Principal: Gorden E. Bucher Vice Principal: Alexander Gamble Secretaries: Mrs. Maher, Miss Boone 14 Blanche Baker . . . Secretary. Ruth Hoskins A.B., Earlham Col- lege, M.A., Columbia U. ,.. Attend- ance. t4....M, 5 George W. Lockwood . . . B.S., Temple U., M.Ed., Rutgers U. Sophomore Fred Zubrack . . . Dept. Chairman .. . B.S., Tem- ' s ple U. M.S., Rutgers U. Freshman Foot- ball, Inter-Racial Council. sa Q55 X59 ' U cliff cf? Uv 5011 Guidance Class Advisor. Richard j. Luongo . . . B,A., M.Ed., Rutgers U. . . . Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Garnet and C-old. 15 ., M f,,LV M, Q gf Ly , , C ' Bayard B. Leary . . . Dept. Chairman ' it .., B.A., Temple U., M.F.A., Yale ' . . H .., Assembly Committee Chair- - man. Patricia Milligan ,. . B.A., Doug- lass, M.A., Glassboro Color Guards and Majorettes. ' . mafia! 'ivy'-.5 xkg I g ras ,f 'j I tl? .al 'QQ 'E Wsiizu., '59 Patricia A. Seagreaves B.A., St. joseph College, M.A., Lehigh U .... Advisor-Garnet and Gold. Margaret E. Westermaier . , . B.A., Edward Vavolo B.S.Ed., Temple, Grace F. Guille .. . B.A., U. of Douglass .. . Scribe Literary Advi- B.D., Colgate-Rochester Divinity, Washington ... Garneteer Liter- sor, Quill and Scroll Society Advi- M.E., U. of Rochester Forensic ary Advisor. sor. Society. English M. Capinski ... B.A., Trenton St. Catharine E. Averell .. . B.A., Edna Critzuk B.A., Syracuse College Future Teachers of Ursinus College Assembly U .... Handbook Advisor. America. Club. 16 john C. juhasz B.S.Ed., U. of Georgia . . . Chess Club Advisor. William L. Connors B.S., West Chester State College Varsity Soccer, l.V. Basketball. Languages '- Pia M. Troutman ... B.A., Chestnut Hill .. German Club Advisor. i 1 7 Mary R. Bottorf .. . B.A., Wilson College .. , A.F.S. Committee and Club, French Club. E. Stites . . . A.B., Gettysburg Col- lege . . . Spanish Club. lege . .. German Club Advisor, joan Graviss Dept. Chairman B.A., U. of Delaware, M.A., U. of New Mexico ... Spanish Club. Ethel B. Henry B.S., Indiana U. of Western Pennsylvania. Hazel Kadishov . ,. B.A., Hunter College . . . Graduation. Martin Kendall B.A., New York U., William T. Lavell B.S.Ed., Temple U, john B. Lentz Dept. Chairman M.A., Columbia ... Political Science Dramatics, NationalThespian Society. A.B., Ursinus College, M.A., U. of P. Club. . . . Track. Histor Erma B. Curtis ... B.S.Ed., Temple U. 18 Lucinda Pearlman , ,. B.A., Wellesley College, M.A.T., johns Hopkins U. ... lr. School Hockey Coach. ia xi Eugene R. Malinowski B.S.Ed., Bloomsburg Gaspare DiLorenzo . . . B.S., M.A., N.Y.U. Student Association Ac- Stat? College ' Publicity Director' Class Discfep- Counts. L... john W. Williams Dept. Chairman B.S., Bloomsburg . State College, M.S., Bucknell U, Arline Jaffe B.Ed., U. of Buffalo Golf Coach, Faculty Manag- ... Senior Class Advisor. er of Athletics. BUCIQS. ln? Charles C. Trueland .. . B.S., Trenton State I nior Class Advisor. A V mllf Lorain H. Branin ... B.S.Ed., Bloomsburg State Col- ,-lf lege Business Manager Scribe, Football Pro- grams. K5 5 J Business Peter I. Carrieri Villanova, B.S. A.V.A. Advisor. Bernard R. Lazevnick B.S., King's College ... Football and Wrestling Coach. joseph S. Foster A.B., Catawba, M.A., Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege Head Baseball Coach, Faculty Football. V 1 Q L Q a C t. Al 1, r it 'Lit cl .154 ,f ..,f, 20 ll yfn Q Ll 1 A, l',,,f4.,? lAfl,f,- C, . lf W Sigue, Killa elmo I Lois Baldwin . . , B.A., Glassboro State College Cheerleading Advisor. Q fe QC? C32 Je Qidith Qymnnebaum B.S., Temple U. .., Garneteer Business Advisor, Frosh Girls' Basketball. ce- -' A '64 fe: l J 'Z james H. Lupinetti .. . Dept. Chair- man ... B.S., St. Francis College of Loretto, M.Ed., Rutgers U. ... As- sistant Student Council Advisor. Ruth H. White B.A., Clark U. ., Math Club. Donald R. Gillum . . . B.S., Glassboro . . . Tennis Coach. 21 Ruth Ann Dyals B.S.Ed., U. of Georgia. l l i i 1 4 l l i l l i i i 1 . Walter P. Hunter, lr. . . . B.Ed., Drexel Institute Wtliw Technology. at F 'ra- Sarondo M. Panesis . . . B.S., Kansas State . . . Head Football Coach, Assist- ant Track Coach. 24 Q we 7222 , Qi n ' ff ff.:r'ztsf ui, B.S., Ind. Arts, East Carolina U ,Manual rts Y 'E Mollie Wallen . . . B.S., West Ches- ,N ,Ex ter State j.V. Hockey, Head K-gif ,ll SwirfnmingCoach. Susan Goodwin B.S., Penn. St. Girls' Basketball and Softball Coach. Phys. Ed. l 1 Fred I. Masenheimer . . . B.S., East Strouds- Catherine Hinke . B.S., Phys. burg St. College Football and Ed.,Temple U. Head Hockey Wrestling. Coach. ' S LIHVMF t fi l i may , l l i ' t , , . v. N- J . I 2 QQ ., K- 1 B- i , . S V'l I at ' Y ' .E .,...-.. nf...-za-M ,Kg X ma Y ,, , ,,,..,.,....v Norman F. Hoff . B.S,, Springfield College, M.A., Columbia . Director of Athletics. Paul C. Briegel . , B,S., West Chester St. College , Freshman Baseball, Basketball, and Soccer. 7Q 25 Albert S. Hansen . B.S., U. of Virginia ,.. Frosh Football, l.V. Baseball. .Tlflol VZFS fy:-:ff ,-'fn 'X ' N 3 l tr UQ- lislwffi Mrs. Mewshaw, Mrs. Boehme, Mrs. Heyer, Mrs. Evangelisti, Mrs. Hartman Elisabeth S. Borchers, R.N. B.S., N.Y. Hospita! School of Nursing 269 Staff Mrs. Leavey W W M www s Mwvffmifxfb if '91 1 W 6? A LJ 7304! Mig CVS CQ, X Lf W -X 6 C , Q93 45, 5?'93nf?, 1f 4' ,ggi f jjgjfjgilgihfi Q 2 2336353532 15 Lis? iw 5 55290 se Q wg 'T . , , . J S ,532 Q 'C iii QQ X X WSSN5 QW yy S gfj QP QUUM iyxwg ' XZUQJ 5g5QgE9f zixiv XZ? X- 5 ff W wif ffm My N ww , gf iw wwe w ydyfwgwww W fffbfy W 1 diff QF , ,J W MW m Q A MMM QQSQEQE N5 V 5i?Ni5R 2f Wim R wx 9 if 'Q PEPSI-C07-A h,,,,,,.-- - 27 Compliments of OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORP. - Barrington Plant yi SS! ta. ZX All VARSITY: Mr. Lazevnick, S. lones, 1. Eckert, l. Shissler, 1. Culp, M. Colgan, H. Conaway, K. Hoff, D. Robinson, R. Stagliano, E. Klinck, M. DiMarco, R. Marvin, R. Dunn, D. Kramer, C. Hurst, Mr. Luongo. SECOND ROW: I. Zensen, T. Petricci, I. Geortler, C. Sack, A. Vaughn, M. Diss, D. Groff, 1. Mancini, R. Madden, L. Gollub, S. Funches, L. Heckroth, C. Skerret, B. jones, T. Ertl, 1. Whitehead. THIRD ROW: Mr. Panesis, R. Pallies, L. Lani- gan, 1. Carrozzino, D. Price, R. Houser, T. Kennedy, M. Bombgardner, I. Robinson, M. Maurice, I. Perrozzi, F. Westermaier, R. Flynn, W. Hudgins, R. Reamer, R. Morris, D. Willingham, F. Fernandez, Mr. Masenheimer, Mr. Stoltz. Mighty Mighty said, Fight, fight, so that's what Coach Panesis's boys did. They played to the best of their abilities but lack of experience and quirks of mis- fortune produced a disappointing season with seven losses and only two wins. The team did provide their fans with many exciting moments of good football. The Sterling and Haddonfield games were both heart- breaking thrillers. Senior co-captains Lou Heckroth, who pushed his way for eight TD's, and Sammy Funch- es, who kicked a perfect conversion record of fifteen for fifteen and the first successful field goal in HHHS for many years, along with junior halfback Mike Di- Marco, were the Garnet's leading scorers. Next year should be brighter as there will be twelve returning lettermen, twice as many as this year. We will lose the talents of fancy runner, Ed Klinck, big defense- axj .. man Dave Robinson, quarterback Rick Madden, Ron Stagliano, Tom Ertle, Larry Gollub, Harold Conaway, and Alvis Vaughn. The l.V. fought with all their might but were over- powered and held to a 2-5 record. Under the guidance of Coach Masenheimer, some outstanding players were developed and readied to move into the varsity positions left by the parting Seniors. The frosh football team of '68 finished their season with an impressive total of nine wins and one loss, which came at the hands of Paulsboro's Raiders , This powerful team beat Collingswood, Washington Town- ship, Haddon Township, and Audubon by shut-outs. Mr. Zubrack's team will make a welcome addition to the j.V. and Varsity teams next year. OL550 1 Football Mr. Stoltz, Mr. Panesis, Mr. Masenheimer, Mr. Luongo, Mr. Lazevnick fax, FIRST ROW: T. Hill, D. Henderson, S. Cosky, M. Ross, T. Gibson, R. Henzler, K. Smith, M. Forest, W. Leavey. SECOND ROWQ lg. Long,XG. Culp, I. Logue, D. Deakin, K. Kirkpatrick, I. McDaniel, B. Caggiano, P. Genovese, T. Dunn, Cr. Fernandez, M. Vickifgj' Ui:iTHlRD ROWS Mr. Hansen, S. Teti, B. Proctor, F. Ponton, G. Morales, D. Newell, C. Lescure, M. Collins, R. Simmington, E. Kwardel, M. Wasiluk, 1. Bartholmew, Mr. Zubrack. 29 Compliments of BARRINGTONS MAYOR AND COUNCIL Us A...- Q1 V 7,7 Managers: FIRST ROW: Mr. Foster, G. Dunman, C. Rhone. SECOND ROW: L. Henderson, I. Williams, 1. Heald. it I I I Trainers: STANDING: A. Side, M. Ehrenkrantz, Mr. Stoltz, K. Berger, 1. Roberts. SITTING: M. jones, I. Matchett. WW 33111 fr' ii My wb A if 2 5,1 tis? .. -at fn w gi.Q.LET,fvm li., Varsity: FIRST ROW: M. Richards, l. Vaughan, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: R. Vadurro, B. Mc- Groarty, R. Sager, R. Walker. THIRD ROW: D. Wetzel, C. Robach, P. Gordon, Mr. Gillum. C The cross-country team had a disappointing season, winning only three meets in twelve, but Mr. Gillum, the coach, is optimistic. Nonetheless, his hopes are well-founded - Don Train, a sophomore who earned four first places for the Garnets this year and freshman Ralph Reamer give the team great potential for future seasons. The high point of this season came with a 35-22 win over Edgewood High School. Dave Miller was team captain. Jiammcjz, ffm OULJL LtAQ,h0f,fpoh8JoE,J.x!UC,L , s mga. .OU COVYW yafgaf H 0LfYXOf GC OVCLJ' bllimbi MMM vQULl.oe?frw7t!fuluff I Compliments of NASTASVS-FINE FURNITURE CAMDEN TRUST COMPANY AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES The Bank That Will Find a Way or Make One 1f1f,g'5W, ,R R W ' Hocke Varsity: FIRST ROW: K. Dunne, 1. Brown C Lent S Sloan N Tomaselli D McCollum. SECOND ROW: 1. Evans, N. Stevens I Strunce G Hay N Crane THIRD ROW: H. Weiss, N. Culp, D. Rushin K Foster l Eklund L Marriott G Gamble, Miss Hinke, D. Yerks. The Varsity Hockey team, clad in their new garnet kilts, drove and flicked their way to a 7-7-1 record. Luck just wasn't on their side as they lost five of their games by only one goal. The climax of the season came when they handed the undefeated Cherry Hill West Team their first and only defeat of the year. Captain lane Strunce led the girls on with her superb ability and endless spirit. Outstanding players leanne Eklund, Leslie Marriot, Debbie McCollum, Sandy Sloan, and Nancy Stevens, along with underclassmen Kathy Dunne, Khris Foster, and high scorer Charlotte Lent, combined their talents for an exciting funfilled season. Coach Hinke was satis- fied with the team and expects a spectacular season next year as seven lettermen will be returning. 32 j.V.: FIRST ROW: G. Stern, K. Murphy, M. Ripple, M. Woodward, S. Peacock, K. Gulick, C. Bransdorf, G. Fehlinger, C. McDyre, K. May, D. Barger, D. Bonetti, K. Crisafi. SECOND ROW: P. Stinson, Hfi'DobromiIsky, 1. Clark. K. Duprey. S. Ridner, P. Lynch, M. Wilson, I. Heckroth, 1. Loeffler, I. Perry. THIRD ROW: D. Baker, B. Ronketty, K. Grytko, D. Ronketty, C. Clark, L. Taylor, C. Weller, M. Delaney, G. Stevenson, L. Oliver, Mrs. Wallen. Miss Westermaier led the Frosh Hock- ey team to another successful season. They won five out of eight games while compiling three wins in conference play. Kim Groff, high scorer, and Lisa DuBois were the , Q! team's outstanding players. we ,SMU 4, jhguzck I 1 My Web The l.V. H ckey Te gfkjflwj Qj! . coached b Mrs. Wallen ended the seasonywith a record of 8-2- all AA 5. Goalmakers Coleen McDyre ' LW! and Darlene Baker supported by defense players Kathy Gul- ick and Georgia Fehlinger led O the way. The aggressiveness and skill put forth by this team I LLCMZA indicated great success in thelfltgu ' future for H.H.H.S. Hockey. MQ, KAL! alas .Q b baffwjfffw, Frosh: FIRST ROW: M. Snyder, D. Costi, P. Adler. SECOND ROW: M. Miller, G. Thompson, C. Taraschi, R. Hoffman, 1. Hundridge, J. Ulkloss, P. Paul, D. Yeager, D. Watson, 1. Manna, I. Lean- ard, 1. Petracci, I. Smith, C. Khori. THIRD ROW: Miss Westermaier, B. Feeley, S. Bailey, D. King, I. Williams, S. Tischler, D. Malhorn, C. Test, K. Groff, D. Farr, D. Stone, E. Grytko, I. Cipressi, N. Kellaway, L. Dubois, D. Drew, C. Walker. 33 Compliments of HADDON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION lane Strunce lmpvkszf I I l l I -M F f Although they had a slow start, the varsity soccer team, coached by Mr. Connors, qual- ified for the state tournament. The turning point for the team was the 3-2 win over previously undefeated john F. Kennedy High. Last year this was the only team that beat Haddon Heights. The varsity team then went on to five more wins end- ing with a 6-4-4 record. The most disappointing defeat was a 3-2 loss to Sterling in the quarter-finals of the State Tour- nament. Outstanding Seniors leading this year's team were George DuBois, Al Rehberger, Carl Rutledge, and Frank Sanske. This year's high scorer was sophomore Charlie White. Also returning next year is All League 2nd Team Selection, Roy Franke. f, M. ,Ss .. -. Varsity: FIRST ROW: K. Hart, B. Kramer, C. Sporer, D. Loder, 1. Obenhaus, T. Harrop. SECOND ROW: D. Todd, M. McShane, B. Grant, M. Berry, F. Sanske, D. Schill, B. Simmington.,THIRD ROW: Mr. Conners, I. Leonard, M. Ewell, R. Franke, B. Rose, G. DuBois, C. Rutledge, M. Rutter, C. White, W. Reiss. .Lab 2610. .W 7??2-W!-,M y C 34 g Compliments of BARRINGTON BUSINESS ASSOC. Support Those Who Care 1,5 . . .. . p g.. Miami- - ?':-,i1MLz::M4.:. . .F .L - - 9 .- j.V.: FIRST ROW: W. Rudolf, B. Loder, G. Bates, T. Bernard. SECOND ROW: I. McDollough, F. Dimartini, D. Smitley, G. Rahme, E. Brown, D. Gilson. THIRD ROW: P. DuPois, 1. Burrough, M. Tildon, A. Ritter, B. Roberts, L. Peterson, K. Gunther, C. Rutledge, R. Bransdorf. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Briegel, R. Kennedy, R. Smith, L. Hughes, M. Townsend, L. Troutman, 1. Lynch, L. Reed, K. McShane, G. Osman. - - 35 iff 4.4 l BQ fin O v PC! l Z QV 0 ww A strong team and the fine coaching of Mr. Briegel re- sulted in an 11-0-'I record for the l.V. Soccer team. The toughest games were a 3-2 win over Moorestown and a 1-1 tie with Cinnaminson. The entire l.V. team was outstanding this year. The offensive line scored 55 goals while the defense held opponents to 4 goals. l i . 5 i . l ,l- Q FROSH: FIRST ROW: W. Wilkerson, W. Rudolf, M. Ross, T. Gibson, T. Echert, P. Genoree. SECOND ROW: Mr. Briegel, R. Sandmeyer, B. DiMana, S. Teti, R. Rea- mer, D. Sandowich, E. Wardell, S. Coskey, D. Carfolite. 36 j.V.: FIRST ROW: D. Newell, I. Burroughs, M. McShane, B Staffiera, R. Bransdorf. SECOND ROW: L. Henderson, K Smith, K. McShane, C. White, M. Ewell, I. Lynch, M Goode, G. Rohme, D. Reif. The Varsity basketball team was one with a lot of promise. In the opinion of the coach, Mr. Wallen, inexperience hurt the team most. With two regular season games left to play, the team had 9 wins and 5 losses in Colonial Conference Competition, plus 4 wins and 1 loss in non-conference games. There were sev- eral distinguished players this year. Doug Miller, a sophomore, received the second highest number of votes for the Confer- ence All-Star Team. He was the leading scorer and the leading rebounder. With at least 3 games left to play, including play- offs, Doug was only 8 points short of the Height's record for points earned in a sin- gle season. Roy Franke, a junior, made the second All-Star team. Team captain lon Wheeler, and sophomore Ken Lukhard received honorable mention. The team . was young, starters usually included three sophomores and two juniors. Mr. Wallen believes that the next two years will be memorable ones. Higgins. Basketball Compliments of BOB PRITCHETT REALTORS A-Accountants and Income AND COMPANY Tax Service STAGLIANO AND COMPANY VARSITY: FIRST ROW: R. Higgs, L. Crawley, I. Wheeler, D. Miller, E. Klinck. SECOND ROW: B. Zwaska, I. Koykka, D. Oliver, S. Funches, K. Lukhart, D. Miller, R. Franke, P. Leonard, Mr. Wallen, Al Side, P. lil Girls Basketball The girls Varsity basketball team, coached by Mrs. Goodwin, had an exceptional season. Al- though relatively young, with only one return- ing Varsity player, the team lost only three games. Heights placed second in the Colonial Conference. On offense were Helene Conaty, Kathy Dunne, Georgia Fehlinger, Khris Foster, Diane Guida and Dorothy Ronketty. Guards were captain leanne Eklund, Donna Rushin, and janet Venables. Perhaps the most decisive game was a two point loss to Audubon during overtime. The girls made a valiant effort to cap- ture first place but were defeated in a tense game against Haddon Township. The j.V. team proved themselves by completing an undefeat- ed season. These girls will certainly be an asset to next year's Varsity team. iq-.- VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Goodwin, D. Guida, G. Fehlinger, S. Long. SECOND ROW: W. Upshaw, D. Rushin, K. Dunne, 1. Venables, I. Gaehring. THIRD ROW: M. Phipps, I. Eklund, H. Conaty, K. Foster, C. Stinson. . . -are l.V.: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Goodwin, C. Brown, D. Paul, S. Still, S. Riseden, SECOND ROW: P. Pitos- cia, P. Stinson, D. Ronketty, C. johnson, D. Pimm. THIRD ROW: G. Gamble, I. Evans, 1. Heckroth. FOURTH ROW: E. Cunningham, N. Crane, B. Ronketty, S. Ridner, S. Sloan, I. O'Neal. FIRST ROW: 1. Geerling, W. Hundridge, B. Obenhaus, B. Yeager, C. Kirkpatrick, K. Smith, R. Hall, K. Bosworth, T. Molinari, B. Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kerr, B. Pole, M. Bomgardner, F. Esposito, T. Harrop, B. Flynn, K. Anderson, 1. Kraft, L. Lanigan, G. Helms, B. Leupold, B. Faust, B. Miller, P. Lanigan, 1. Ripple, G. Serowick. Swimming The boys Swimming Team had a suc- cessful season this year. Mr. Kerr was this year's new coach. The team had several outstanding swimmers. Captain Ken An- derson, co-captain lim Ripple, and soph- omore Mike Bomgardner had high stand- ing in the South jersey competition. Ken placed fifth in the 100 meter butterfly. lim was second in the 100 meter breaststroke, and Mike placed fifth in the 100 meter backstroke. With nine returning letter- men and the advantage of a better prac- tice schedule, next year's team should be even stronger. The girls swimming team had another fine season this year. Co-captains Debbie McCollunl and Ellen McGarvey led Wal- len's Whales in their victories. Other seniors, Leslie Marriot, lean Page, and underclassmen Kimm Groff, Leslie Mc- Collum, and Patrice McDermott, were valuable members of the team. v utlifc se V MU' 17 N ,f hw if fi' In . -.sg I alfa . an W so, g , . 1 -Ms T , s ,sp , 4 3 -- V 7 , I - --qk -- .QM ,naw ,-k- ,I - ,K ' ' tit, , '.,. R- . wax ge A '- Qt 1 ' 7' if r ,. 3-sf' ,VE F . fi ' ffflililwf fi .'f'. 4 if e1.:1' , ll - Niggas ia 'L ' Q ii ,'f. VARSITY: FRONT ROW: S. Tischier, E. McGarvey, D. McCollum, 1. I. V.: FIRST ROWS Mrs. Wallen, C. Pavlides, B. Dobbs, K. May, F Page, L. Marriott, M. Ripple, SECOND ROW: P. Burroughs, P, Mc- Marcus, G. Stevenson, S. Housekoecht. SECOND ROW: 1. Goodfel- Dermott, K. Groff, L. McCollum, S. zx, K. Dougherty, Mrs. low, C- 5Cl1W3mlJ, l- Cavanaugh, 5- Bailey, L- Cavanaugh, l- Carley,1 Wallen. OJ-L' Reese, 1. Hungridge, S. Mellor, THIRD ROW: D. Hart, R. Brown, I Q 9,5 D65 Putsey, S. Shear, N. Kellaway. EQOA 03, XO' -if 9. 'lk QA its . ' PM 5 Swsfllollzl Q99 39 ww- Rxlwdb l l l 4 Wrestling The spirit and drive of this year's wrestling team has greatly increased its popularity as a winter 'sport at Had- don Heights. Under the direction of coach Fred Masen- heimer, this year's Varsity Team has compiled a record of one win and eleven losses. The enthusiasm, the drive, and the tremendous effort of these boys has greatly surpassed that of previous years. Three problems handicapped this year's team, a small turnout, a lack of experience, and a rash of injuries early in the season. With experience be- hind them, next year's team should have a much more impressive record. Considerable credit should be given to coach Masenheimer for his unlimited encouragement Score Keepers: G. Stern, K. Grytko, H. Dobromilski and enthU5l35m throughout the Season- nick, had a five-six record. LV.: FIRST ROW: R. Henzler, B. Shultz, N. Kanwisher, W. Neal, T. Wonderlin, B. Roberts, D. Prince, M. Colgan, N. jones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lazevnick, G. Culp, P. Dakricson, P. Gordon, A. Pritaci, S. jones, J. Bartholomew, B. Cagi- ano, B. Culp. THIRD ROW: P. Willingham, F. Fernandez, W. Woodman, L. Hughes, S. Rehig, 1. Zensen, T. Dunn, R. Houser. i f ' - 'ss' ---' .4 41 V2 W... as s , s.. . f. . ,,,,. t , ti I g ,gh Q Q A I .,..., Y m ga., K ms-. .... T . 5-is . .3 Q - rt2-' ss l l . fo? i . F. ,,..... . L :'. W ... .--. N ::: .i F , , ft, 1i.,1fJ .,,, .,.., H .. , rg N,-1 F . . gg.gg, r stsn T P snss as -'sA- V ..:. . 33 2'- ssliii F 40 The j.V. team, under the direction of Bernard Lazev- VARSITY: FIRST ROW: S. Matchett, C. Sporer, 1. Bates, T. Spata, 1. Merlino, B. Maser, I. Robinson, T. Grier, F. DiMartini, A Felmy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Masenheimer, B. Simmington, S. jones, T. Faichetta, B. Grant, B. Dunn, M. DiMarco, D. Rob- inson, S. Summerfield. Compliments of MOFFA'S FARM BanquetCenter Dinner-Parties ff l . l l l mp Sllglllid ff lf ,. f Sty , ' J l .fu H, l M ., ,jam lg, flllf Ulla will fi it 2' Q' if 'gl W Nl? bwjul ,fl + X 6 'llllli will ll VN lil f fs fc' l L . 12' ' 5, , 'J s L' N 4' i fiflttfl rfb Dlil' fQ'llii.4fW s 1 ' . J . 'Ill l Y LV.: FIRST ROW: G. Gamble, L. Whittington, C. Corson. SECOND ROW: Miss Westermaier, S. Scott, S. Still, I. Perry, D. Welzel, D. Colligan. THIRD ROW: B. Ronketty, N. Doughty, 1. Baumhauer, C. Lent, R. Rippel. The Varsity Softball team snatched the Colo- nial Conference Championship forthe second straight year. The season ended with an excit- ing play-off with Sterling. It was no surprise that the team emerged as the victor with the outstanding performance of Connie Cummins, Sue Stevenson, Kandy Keenan, Nancy Mc- Donald, Pam Rehrig, and captain Barb Gesnak- er under the coaching of Mrs. Goodwin. The l.V. team, coached by Miss Westermaier, stormed their way through yet another unde- feated season. 42 'M Varsity: Captaing B. Gesnaker. FIRST ROVV: C. Dunman, P. McDermott, K. Dunne, A. johnson, Mrs. Good- win, N. Lent, S. Pimm, G. Fehlinger, N. Salmon. SECOND ROW: D. Yerks, D. Guida, D. Ronketty, C. Foster, 1. Heckroth. UC-WKLLLSZ, . Kiwi. CRW .Wi may 'gmvvgk M .,. . h . . RQRR N is I K aqifmf . 3- N-'K-Ka., 3 X f Softball 43 i x Track Varsity: FIRST ROW: D. Moore, D. Cooper. SECOND ROW: G. DuBois, Mr. Lentz, W. Washington, Mr. Panesis, D. Wilingham. THIRD ROW: A. Felmy, A. Kille, 1. Augustin, 1. Vandever, I. Wheeler, B. Steaver, A. Doughty, M. Rutter, E. Klinck, L. Heckroth, B. Kirk, D. Yeager, C. Skerret, R. Madden, M. Richards, B. Morrell, I. Kellner, A. Rehberger, B. Grant, M. Garvey, P. Follman, 1. Lukomski. I.V.: FIRST ROW: B. Snarr, E. Brown, L. Pitts, N. jones, D. Carr, A. Escher, D. Train, C. Hurst SECOND ROW: Mr.VLentz, T. Spata, T. Wonderlin, L. Reed, R. Still, W. Hudgins, R. Higgs, si Spencer, K. Smith, F. Westermaier, F. Mettler, Mr. Panesis. THIRD ROW D. Still, I. Mc- Cullough, 1. McCann, 1. Geortler, J. Mcgroarty, T. Salmon, C. Rhone, G. Kelly, B. Kennedy,j Bigum, I. McHugh, L. Troutman, l. Mancini. 44 Although it yielded a disap- pointing team record C1 and 83, last year's season was highlight- ed by the outstanding individu- al performances of seniors jim Vandeveer, Don Moore, and Al Doughty, man of a many-fac- eted talent. Ed KIink's achieve- ments, among them the equal- ling of the pole vault record, were also laudable. The team of '69, under the direction of Coach Lentz, hopes to return the Garnets to the top with a championship season. 4 Varsity: S. Carr, I. Drozdal, K. Hoff, R. Larson, Coach Mr. Hoff, H. Maurice, T. Taul, G. Weav- er, 1. Glinske, l. lanna. KNEELING: R. Thorn, A. Vaughn, D. Paul, D. Robinson, R. Newell, L. Corson. 1. V.: FIRST ROW: P. Willows, G. Cummins, F. Frick, N. Kanwisher, B. Staffiera, C. Marvin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Foster, S. O'Neal, B. Rose, M. Ewell, M. Maur- ice, M. Townsend, M. McShane, G. Helmes. w. .ll Frosh: C. Condello, D. Reif, M. Good, T. Kennedy, E. Gibbs, Mr Briegel. SECOND ROW: 1. Daubert, R. Bransdorf, I. Eckart, M Berry, R. Butler, A. Ritter. THIRD ROW: G. Rahme, D. Smitrey, T Crammer, l. Burrough, B. McCartney. Baseball The 1968 Hoff-men slugged E f it their way through another suc- cessful season finishing with a 9-9 record. Twice they defeat- ed Haddonfield who won the Group-3 Championship. Mr. Foster, who replaced Mr. Hoff as coach, is looking for- ward to another great season with five returning lettermen and additional power from the l.V. squad who had aremark- able 9-3 record. 45 .. L- T.. ' Sometimes a team's record doesn't give a complete pic- ture. This was the case of the Tennis team which completed its first year of competition. The season ended without a victory but this tells nothing of the struggle to overcome inex- perience and lack of good fa- cilities. However, Coach Gil- lum sees great potential in re- turning players. Tennis FIRST ROW: S. Feely, S.Summerfield,1. Heald. SECOND ROW: T. Quinn, D. Kramer, l Magee, Mr. Williams. STANDING: B. Maser, C. Prouty, Mr. Gillum, G. Osmand, B. Roberts. KNEELINC: B. Loder S. Alper. Last season Mr. Williams coached a team that most coaches only have in dreams. The team placed sixthin the South jersey Sectionals and Bucky Purdy placed tenth in the South jersey Individuals. During practice at Tavistock, john Magee drove a hole in one! C-olf ,Aish V, V A Y -M-4777777 Y 4 . . , - V 1 A-O-.QLLQJ SWAC? , Zip C'A'Lj CQZLS6-XQZXLS 0' ,1fwUJ fm' ' yymu CMM, fi? 'EB f S wb 3 6 Q32 f JZQJQN 4 5 3152 Freshman The class of 72 proved to Haddon Heights High that inexperience and awe fade in due time. The freshman were faced by new situations but they soon adapted to high school life. Teased and trampled, the Frosh persisted and gave their contribution to the school through aca- demic and athletic achievements. Senators and student leaders carried out their duties with enthusiasm. The stu- dents worked hard to earn money for the class by selling combs, toothbrushes and candy. The freshman and Mr. Hunter and Miss Henry, the class advisors, are confident that their next three years at Heights will be even more successful than the first. HOMEROOM 302: FIRST ROW: M. Wilkinson, D. Widerman, B. Wilmer, R. Wil- mer, A. Yoder, K. Wetzell. SECOND ROW: 1. Williams, F.'Marcus, M. Zensen, G. Welsh, 1. Weber, G. Vogt. THIRD ROW: D. Yeager, W. Wilkerson, M. Woodward, Tim Dunn - pref- B. Yeager, N. Werner. Don Newell - Vice-Pres. Rachel Hoffman - Sec. Janice Williams - Treas. Mr. Hunter - Advisor HOIVIEROOM 301: FIRST ROW: M. Walker, C. Vennitti, M. Walden, E. Wardell,j Ukloss, 1. Wald, 1. Wakefield, H. Wagner, L. Waller, B. Upshaw, C. Ward. SECOND ROW A. Trebino, F. Tursi, E. Wardell, 1. Tracy, C. Walker, I. Vansant. 3 ON CASTLE: M. Vicki, M Wasiluk, M. Valenti. i 2 X l l i Homeroom 207 FIRST ROW: S. Adams, I. Bajart, M. Agnew, S. Bennet, D. Brown, R. Brown, P. Asaro. SECOND ROW: M. Bion- do, M. Andrews, P. Adler, L. Antonelli, L. Brown. THIRD ROW: 1. Bailey, C. Atkins, S. Breyer, T. Bennard, C. Bray, I. Bates. FOURTH ROW: S. Berry, S. Bailey, W. Ancher, I. Bartholomew, C. Brown, S. Baum, T. Bair. Homeroom 202 FIRST ROW: D. Case, A. Crisafi, P. Cleary, I. Ci- pressi, B. Cook, P. Cloves, 1. Clark. SECOND ROW: S. Cosky, G. Davidson, M. Callahan, M. Charity, G. Culp, D. Bullock. THIRD ROW: R. Buhecker, 1. Dirlyda, D. Carfolite, M. Collins, B. Caggi- ano, B. Cilurso. Homeroom 205 FIRST ROW: T. Gibson, B. Gaffney, S. Felmy, K. Flam- ini, D. Gilson, P. Genovese, R. Hall, R. Green. SECOND ROW: 1. Gad- son, S. Guz, K. Goodman, I. Hall, B. Fesi, B. Feeley, S. Hannum, K Gunther. THIRD ROW: A. Foglia, I. Geerling, G. Fernandez-Vina, P Gordon, C. Hannum, M. Forest, M. Feeley. FOURTH ROW: E. Gib- son, 1. Gump, I. Francolino, M. Ferentz, E. Grytko, K. Groff. Homeroom 204 FIRST ROW: A. Fareri, L. Emmons, 1. DeVita, L. Du- Bois, I. Dick, E. Essinger, I. Ecker. SECOND ROW: P. DuBois, R. Di- Mona, P. Diedrickson, M. Dehnhard, T. Dunn, F. Doganiero, R. Evan- gelisti, I. Falchetta, P. Dollarton. THIRD ROW: I. Farrell, P. Erickson D. DiFanelle, I. Demetro, D. Drew, D. Farr, C. Deuter, P. Edwards, Tl Eckert. wr-MF wglmsw WW ' Homeroom 209 FIRST ROW: G. Morris, P. Paul, M. Murphy, R. Meniel, M. Minchin, C. Mosley, M. Mosley, M. Miller, C. Moore, E. Perezzi, P. Milligan. SECOND ROW: B. Meyer, I. Nastasi, S. Mene- quale, 1. Nizzensone. THIRD ROW: E. Neal, B. Obenhaus, F. Memmo, G. Morales, S. Pedrick, I. New- man, R. Oliver, A. Molinairi, G. Menoken, D. Newell, B, Morrison. I i LQ, Q F 1 'x H,- -.------y-f Homeroom 208 FIRST ROW: T. McNally, I. Manna, I. Logue, P. Mas- kery, N. Lukomski. SECOND ROW: S. Loughery, E. McKenna. THIRD ROW: D. Malehorn, L. McCollum, W. McHale, B. McGroarty, D. Mackroll, D. Mahony, I. Matchett. FOURTH ROW: L. Loeffler, I. Lombardo, K. McShane, S. McAuley, B. McDanial, 1. Marks, I. Long. l . JW Mgwlol Homeroom 207 FIRST ROW: E. Levins, I. Lenard, A. Kirbs, D. Lachapelle, I. Klinshaw, S. Koykka. SECOND ROW: L. Laigh- ton, D. Liss, W. Leavey, I. Krawczka, S. Kuzer, K. Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW: C. Lescure, B. Leonard, 1. Kramer, T. Licorish, W. Lawrence. 49 .....l .4-4 1 Homeroom 275 FIRST ROW: M. Snyder, K. Tomkiewicz, D. Speese, S. Tischler, G. Thompson, D. Swie- cicki, 1. Snyder, 1. Stove, 1. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Tilden, G. Schmid, D. Stone, B. Strunce, 1. Still, L. Toliver, 1. Spencer, D. Sandawich, S. Teti, C. Test, C. Taraschi, K. Taylor. .isdn Homeroom 277 FIRST ROW: A. Pisano, 1. Previti, R. Reif, C. Polk, S. Prouty. SECOND ROW: L'. Robson, D. Procida, 1. Phillips, M. Reeve, E. Petty, P. Petty, R. Raffs, B. Reis. THIRD ROW: l. Reif, F. Ponton,1. Roberts, M. Pitts, B. Proctor, G. Robertson, R. Reamer. I K Homeroom 206 FIRST ROW: B. jenkins, D. Harshaw, R. Herring, K. Kennedy, P. Higgs, S. Ivins, R. Henzer. SECOND ROW: L. Hender- son,.F, Hill, C. Gilchrist, Ci.lOlT16S'f3ir Hudson, G. Kanwisher, T. Hill. THIRD ROW: G. Harman, S. Kendall, I. Hungridge, I. jones, M. Higgins, D. Hoffman, N. Kellaway, R. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: K. Kamarauskus, G. Kelly, j. Kelly, K. jackson, C. jenkins, D. Hann, O. Hazelton. Homeroom 272 FIRST ROW: S. Scanlon. SECOND ROW: F. Sand- meyer, M. Ross, R. Slemmer, B. Smith. THIRD ROW: I. Sieck, W Rudolph, P. Rutledge, B. Schultz, K. Smith, G. Sharp. FOURTH ROW. R. Shute, H. Saunders, W. Severence, R. Simmington, D. Smith, D Sattin, K. Simmons, S. Scherer, P. Sackowicz, B. Scrowski. M- ...N . . . Y Y . . . L+. V i r . . Q M 2 .f 7. y X .gnu-, Mmm C. Hurst - Pres., 1. Heckroth - Vice Pres., K. Sin- clair - Secy., G. Tessitore - Treas. l The class of '71 - ambitious, brimming with enthusiasm, bubbling over with school spirit. Sophs are ready to show the school what they can do. The sophomore class undisputedly led the school in spirit I - at pep rallies, football games, school functions, and in class sales. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. Lockwood, the energy of the Sophs was directed into many creative endeavors. Always looking forward, the class of '71 is determined to be the best senior class this school has ever seen. What can stop them? l Homeroom 107: FIRST ROW: N. Bussian, D. Colligan M. Delaney, D. Cinko, P. Caffery, D. Crozier, R. Dela ney, I. Chaldek. SECOND ROW: I. Cavanaugh, P. Crowe, R. DiMarco, I. Cunningham, P. Craig, M. Crane, F. DiGiamber, 1. Dewar. THIRD ROW: A. Cooper, C Condello, I. Daubert, T. Crammer, I. Carr, I. Burrough L. DiMarino. FOURTH ROW: M. Disz, B. Culp, T. Con ners, C.. Delaney, R. Butler, S. Conaway, M. Colgan. Weiss We ff? fs? Okvfgiygsfji a GY gifs file!! 7 Sify 8 f Q K D SX. 2 if .- .hu . l qi .J F ' fi , -...Mp A-ADM Y X C U KKK' 'rf wx Kf lf, ac X, , J - So OIIIOFGS t by X. Mfr- XXJTLV .LN XKNN XC! RC MYXV C.C..9Q, iinj 'kxxu XV' ,...., LK N. C, 'ingg 'N fl fx xi ' V-. l rs.. - ,N .X - T-, ..., Hb f t -- . x, as -1 . X-.y . X, Q fe X X. as Nmimk' fr ft' 41 x wx i X- X. Xxx, Dann, Aiea QU: if dl Kimi ' Qmunzacmt. me ,w.o1,,Q,wLGlS +lc1fu4LCl ,Q give' -QQ fklwf TNQBISCPS cflirli Mm Q?-Prfaloc-,lx-X! Q lrxxcf lbflulgvl UQA7 S N I' V X -dluvmfylkilfy .AIR tag n's-9- ft-' sth XXX + Q 5 gi ilg , is sl E el 5 E eel Homeroom 702 FIRST ROW: R. Evans, M. Ehrenkrantz, G. Dunman, L. Flippin, K. Donahue, D. DuBois. SECOND ROW: X. K. Duprey, A. Ertle, G. Fehlinger, H. Dobromilski, T. Drom- goole, C. Figura, R. Ficklin. THIRD ROW: C. Dougherty, F. Esposito, M. Ellis, D. Eberhardt, j. Frank, L. Fullerton. FOURTH ROW: B. Fulcher, j. Fesi, M. Ewell, A. Escher, j. Erickson, j. A J jjckert. A johnson, j. jeffries, N. jones, L. Hughes, B. Hudgins, H. Hofflinxger. fn V ,JH I X' i Homeroom 105 FIRST ROW: P. Hogan, C. johnson, M. laconelli,W1. Hongridge, D. Interlante, S. Houseknecht. SECOND ROW: C. Hurst, j S. jones, R. Hoffman, B. Hoover, B. Hoyle, R. Houserz THIRD ROW: j.'-bl 1 . fa. V ll pi' CA! if 'SA , - ,iff .Q . , LJ fl? 'x 2 fig, A: L r . rt.. . ,,. A L X, .wry Q ss 3 F H, .v '24 '. L' J X, I ,. v K' Q0 jg X , 'N-ff .X Xi., - ' iKwif.,. K.. N xl J if C J sr I 'Qi I is I 'F f N 0' X Homeroom 704 FIRST ROW: L. Gibbs, D. Gaskill, R. Galati, j. Goodfellow, G. Grenhart, j. Heckroth, G. Heins, C. Her- ring, K. Gilfillan. SECOND ROW: j. Caehring, S. Heald, F. Gentile, E. Gibbs, M. Gump, G. Harbinson, G. Haldeman, D. Greene, R. Higgs, R. Harmen, D. Hart. THIRD ROW: j. Geortler, B. Harshaw, T. Harrop, S. Hammell, M. Goode, M. Grundlock, F. Henry, S. Geiger. . . I 'K ,y ,JJ V, q fL77,,Jl,5. 490 QWQ J dlp WM 6R05 41 Wfffgi J Homeroom 114 FIRST ROW: S. McKenna, D. Maiese, L. Mackway, S. Miller, M. Magee, M. MCC-inley. SECOND ROW: S. Mellor, K. Magee, P. McNamee, C. McDyre, F. McKay. THIRD ROW: R. Madelaine, 1. Mancini, l. McHugh, 1. Mc- Bride, l. McGroarty, M. Mahan, D. Merlino. FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, M. Mc- Shane, B. MacCarntey, l. McCollugh, F. Mettler, C. Prouty, M. Maurice. Homeroom 118 FIRST ROW: G. Summerfield, D. Sweeten, C. Sensor, S. Still, N. Tatman, L. Snyder, G. Stearn. SECOND ROW: R. Stoyer, R. Sutton, C. Sporer, T. Spata, R. Still, R. Stanfield, K. Sinclair, C-. Stevenson. THIRD ROW: D. Smitely, R. Smith, S. Spencer, B. Sunket, K. Smith, R. Snarr, 1. Shissler, C.. Tessitore. 'Eau-1515 -I 'es-k a-P Luck wwe. Q vvwlmbdv- 'bw' cv-ou.-3 Binh 55 eAasS.Bt.. Q,ooJ,.Hav-4. -Pun over -l-NL Suvwfwov, Levi., l-sindoelflfws nit ubqv 53 - -re Homeroom 6 FIRST ROW: A. Bennet, C. Brown, R. Benton. SECOND ROW: 1. Bigum, S. Barthole- mew, B. Bauer. THIRD ROW: N. Brazington, M. Bergdoll, D. Bonetti, L. Annunziato, D. Bordi, L. Boskovich, D. Berger. FOURTH ROW: C. Bor- zone, L. Belmonte, K. Ayscue, R. Bransdorf, S. Alper, M. Berry, M. Bomgardner, R. Arronow, E. Brown, D. Angelozzi. Homeroom 116 FIRST ROW: S. Peacock, l. Putsey, L. Pug- lise, C. Pavlidies, M. Quinn, 1. Muller, K. Murphy, K. Myers D. Pimm, T. Pastora, D. Naylor. SECOND ROW: C. More- head, L. Oliver, T. Petracci, C. Prouty, A. Proctor, N. Myers C. Pedrick, 1. O'Neal. THIRD ROW: L. Pitts, D. Prince, G Osman, B. Newkirk, R. Pallies, R. Nasuti, B. Morris, D Muckel. L, .. .W X BQ . l - omeroom 777 D: Rossi, D. Ronketty, M. Ripple, I. Reese, M. Schneps. SECOND ROW: S. Rid- ner, G. Rahme, 1. Robinson, 1. St. john, B. Ronketty, C. Schwamb. THIRD ROW: S. Riseden, P Sanberg, T. Salmon, W. Reiss, B. Reamer, A. Ritter, D. Reif, L. Reed, D. Richards, C. Sack, E 65 Y Romano, L. Rettinger. Homeroom 720 FIRST ROW: K. Wilkerson, D. Todd, M. Tucker, V. Wallace, R. Troy, D. Williams1lP. W iting, S. Whitefield. SECOND ROW: D. Train, M. Young, C.. ermil e, L. Whittington, P. Williams, B. White, S. Truax, D. elzel, C anl H RD ROW: D. Wigan, L. Troutman, T.Wonfel'e in, .T nsen FOURTH RO :j' 'lia , C. Wi Westermaier, ,.T S W' U' , I H47 M fivwwlll .ir I f ,jak ,J I J lllfllf I :if 32 f' t list W ill wld 1 L Homer om 772 FIRST ROW: C. Kind, 1. Liss, L. Kru- pa , R. -Koch, R. Licorish, R. Lampe, L. Knapp. SEC- O ROW: S. Losco, S. Levy, S. Lehe, 1. Koenig, P Lyn h .'Landis. THIRD ROW: D. Lawrence, E. La- e, D. Loder, R. Kennedy, K. Loftis, R. Klinshaw OURTH ROW: 1. Krafft, K. Lukhard, 1. Kneble,l Lynch, T. Kennedy, T. Lovern. i i i I I l l l juniors What does it take to be a junior? Spirit, drive and ability. Enthusiasm -the desire to partici- pate in all school activities. Drive -the sponta- neous incentive that makes them want to set unprecedented goals. Ability -the skill need- ed to begin to t3ke on the responsibilities of leadership. Under the guidance of Mr. True- land, the class of '70 is enthusiastic and skillful enough to take the place ofthe seniors. H 6 Mr. Trueland - Class Advisori I. Wheeler - Pres., F. De if Martini- Vice Pres., D. Schmitz - Treas., K. Dunne - ,N I Secy. O i Homeroom 127: FIRST ROW: K. Shissler, S. Smith, E. Schoonover, L. Smith, I. Steoger, K. Sittner, D. Styron, S. Test, L. Schaible. SECOND ROW: S. Scott, P. Stinson, L. Taylor, 1. Taylor, L. Snyder, I. Siefert, V. Surynt. THIRD ROW: H. Speich, 1. Zenson, R. Strother, C, Skerrett, D. Schill, D. Schanck, R. Vadurro, G. Serowik. is I 1 Homeroom 9: FIRST ROW: M. Mosley, S. Pitts, L. Kurtz, P. Palerna, P. Pitoscia, D. Petty, R. Odorisio, K. Miller, M. Moore. SECOND ROW: K. Paul, 1. Hogan, K. Helma- tag, R. Koch, B. Nolan, E. Moynahan, E. Monroe, D. Paul, I. Paisley, V. Palumbo, P. Helmatag, I. Perry. THIRD ROW: A. Peitch, S. O'Neill, G. Morales, M. Nolan, K. Mill- er, 1. Perozzi, I. Peterson. 55 77 'fg-,moe xfiimtw- M. jones, I. Kistler, A. G. Kuhn, 1. johnson, P. Killen, D. lar- Huber, K. Hudson, L. LaRoache, K. Lan- eYf Homeroom A-1: FIRST ROW: R. Buck, E. Antonelli, P. Bennard, M. Barraclough, S. Bobo, I. Asaro, P. Burrough, D. Abraham, C. Bransdorf, R. Carvin, P. Arthur. SECOND ROW: G. Abrams, D. Angelozzi, V. Atene, D. Brannon, P. Carruth, D. Baker, L. Carter, D. Bantle, S. Batista, B. Carr, I. Abbatista, B. Agnew, J. Baumhauer, T. Cervino, D. Brown. Homeroom A-4: FIRST ROW: G. Hay, K. Grytko, S. Haines, M. Helm- bold, C. Hoaglan, D. Haprer, P. Helmatag, A. Hoffman, K. Helmatag. SECOND ROW: I. Hogan, T. Harn, I. Guzman, G. Harvey, I. Houck, D. Guida, D. Hornbostel, D. Brannon, D. Goodman. THIRD ROW: K. Hoff, T. Grier, D. Groff, R. Grant, E. Haines, H. Halpan, L. Henderson, L. Henderson. 56 Homeroom A-6: FIRST ROW: C. Lent, K. May, G. Mason, 1. Loeffler, M. McMorrow, D. McGroaty, M. Lingo, B. McNamee, P. Lohan, K. Levine, L. McNally, P. McDermott, G. Lenard. SECOND ROW: R. Mehrer, 1. Merlino, I. Maher, B. Mawer, B. Lohan, I. Mannion, B. Gerhard, C. Marvin. THIRD ROW: M. Menaquale, G. Helms, B. McDermott, P. Leonard, 1. Maclntyre, R. Marshall, B. Leupold, K. Lynch. Homeroom 12: FIRST ROW: R. Sager, G. Riemann, I. Levine, P. Runyan, B. Rico, C. Reiss, C. Robach, G. Purnell. SECOND ROW: S. Rehrig, R. Riebel, R. Rettinger, T.,Sanske, B. Roberts, P. Rowe, K. Runyan, S. Rico. THIRD ROW: C. Price, B. Pole, D. Sari, E. Raffa, B. Rowe. 57 N i Homeroom A-2: P. DiDanato, C. Crisafi, C. Case, C. Cavallero, C. Corson, N. Dick, N. Crawford, L. Cavanaugh, S. Coccia, C. Clark, C. Constable, T. Drakos, N. Crane, T. Corbin, K. Doughert, E. Dobbs. SECOND ROW: D. Brown, T. Costello, K. Cohen, T. Cervino, T. Cavallero, B. Creamer, D. Cooper, N. Cooley, D. Drach, G. Cummins, 1. Daily, M. DiMarco, F. De Martini. Homeroom A-3: FIRST ROW: B. Gibbs, G. E'wee, R. Franke, B. Dunn, F. Frick, D. Brown, T. Egan, T. Filbert, M. Garvey, C. Dubois, D. Foote. SECOND ROW: D. Fox, K. Dunne, D. Gibson, G. Gamble, S. Fennimore, 1. Evano, I. Drew, K. Foster, 1. Gaehring, B. Flynn, S. Geortler, A. Genovese, D. Filson, I. Elliott, D. Epps, F. Fer- nandez. Homeroom 723: FIRST ROW: P. Wilson, A. Venable, W. Upshaw, I. Wardell, B. Walker, D. Vine, I. WheeIer.SECOND ROW: S. Thompson, M. Woodward, C. Weller, L. Underkuffler, M. Townsend, D. Zapprala, R. Walker, C. Woodward. THIRD ROW: D. Wetzell, W. Warne, M. Wright, R. Vadurro, M. Wilson, 1. Zensen, R. Vaughn, N. Warren. 58 0' S ,L i L , r f 125 ,J I 1 3 ,J is I 1 . , ig . - ' .42 , , f'-01. A . I if Vi x , gf 1 1 ' .X ' , u QQ I 4 va -. f, 9 'V V x - -. , U Q . V X V 1 , ' I K V' I 8 W I 0 , K ws 3 K I ' + ' ' f N ,, Q Q ' w . X Q , ,' kg! S N of a mg, ,S 'I Q x Q N- Q x X V N 'Q YL D ,t ,, S S g Q ,s i ' , '. E E gg -lx , , .Q X Q gb . 5 2 'S Q , it . b A ' 1' iw , 1 K xm , Qi Q V P gg 3 I Mini + 1w '?QlffWH1 HW iw ' X4 X 'W' L '- g X w 14 - EN WK? m V SH h ini ' XL of UQ Vgyfiggwwf Q jiJ xwkwggljh xgggfv WW' W YV 0 'S My vlwi A, A xx X gyxA0 g WQQQEQQ fxf ff.K +fSf Qygbw km, 6 iv REL ww 1 X I A Y K yy N W Q W U WN N W K if WWW! R A.F.S. The A.F.S. Club consists of hard- Rf- working students who assist in rais- ing the funds needed to host foreign students and send representatives abroad. This year the members helped the Haddon Heights Chapter of the American Field Service cele- brate its fifteenth year of service. The A.F.S. Club made posters and decorations and served at the Chap- ter's International Buffet. In addi- f-. ssssrsa tion, the club sold A.F.S. Tags during Tag Week and helped to make the A.F.S. card party a success. Eliane Figueiredo Donna Rushin 1.-eu Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill FIRST ROW: B. Walker, D. Lukoff, I. Drew, S. Fennimore, K. Miller, L. Smith, F. DeMartini, L. DuBois, K. Taraschi, E. Minchin, S. Losco, 1. Dewar, D. Yeager, I. Brown. SECOND ROW: C.. Gamble, 1. Stoeger, A. Hoffman, C. Test, A. Figueirido, D. Rushing, S. Test, M. Woodward, D. Farr, N. Kellaway, K. May, L. Oliver, C. Case. THIRD ROW: M. McMorrow, K. Gilfillan, S. Roberts, L. Underkuffler, P. Sanske, K. Aubert, 1. Snyder, P. Fitzpatrick, L. Marriott, C. Pavlides,1. Ridner,lane Strunce, 1. Paisley, M. Dillon, C. Urban, D. McCollum, G. Grenhart, D. King, D. Mill- er, M. Lohan, S. Peacock. 59 .Iss Interracial Council The Interracial Council was created with the hopes of helping to eliminate the problems faced by a bi-ra- cial high school through discussion and constructive criticism. The council consists of six black students and six white students representing each of the four classes. In addition, there is a liaison officer who serves as a link between the Interracial Council and the Senate. The members meet with faculty advisors to discuss problems which arise. After careful consideration of a problem the council makes recommendations to the Senate. This year the council held several open meet- ings, providing an opportunity for the entire student body and faculty to join in discussions. Although the Interracial Council is young and has made many mis- takes, it is at least a beginning-a step forward to help to make Haddon Heights a better school for all of us. L. Henderson, E. Klinck, H. Conaway, S. Alper, L. Crawley, D. Schmitz, P. Fitzpatrick, R. Hoffman, B. Richardson, M. Young, M . Zubrack. at. Honor So. The purpose of the National Honor Society, as stated in the constitution, is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of the American Secondary Schools. Mem- bership is Iimited to 'I50f0 of the senior class and 60!0 of the junior class. Mr. Tischler, president of the Haddon Heights Chapter, has done much to up-date the system of the selection of the applicants and encourage great- er student participation. SITTING: P. Miskey, D. Sanderson. STANDING: I. Brown, 1. Eklund, H. Weiss, I. Davidson, N. Tomaselli, D. Rushin, E, Schmid. ational Thespians FIRST ROW: D. McAuley, L. Flippen, I. Ridner, I, Strunce, R. Riebel,,I. Goodfellow. KNEELING: C. Koos, D. Heckman, B. Brennan, I. Eklund. STANDING: B. Dobbs, M. Schneps, I. Kirby, Mr. Lavell, B. Lawton. I' . It ' I.l'lf.xll, 1 . I I 9 Q 4, K ' I ,I klffm .7 C.. 2 2' I- XJQVQ ,f . . 4. A... 1 I QI Wf X M Q F V ' ' N 'A xIgf'Q'S:IiQ.tl1H--gif,.,:ti!,'1i:.I', ,Z i W I ,ii I In I lf' I -': '.-15 I I ff 1 ,I I I, , f I X I .1 i I in X 4 'Ig k I :sf it fi ,I A Y A II K I - s - s Viytcvgylg 1 7- M , f .A V ' ' X W t I If f . I. A K f Q I l ' I A -III' I- 'L,,i 'a X I fkT lFd X fx 'I 'N L 'fl I , y '- u ,I 3 5 f - fi :Qs UI- I It . -J I I x L, 1X,i x ., t 5' . df fffxf- fig . XXX-GX TQ riff Ig! , Kg 4 V -X I 1 X .BSL f' XXX x p fawx rnfnvm.:dknm1mmn1i .e.ul.1'2MIna.'-1 f:sss:s':f.1.-o1u:fr4:H..1. 4i mL . RN -3 . Girls Senate Camp Citizenship Sue Sinclair, Debbie Sanderson, Nancy Toma- selli, and Nancy Stevens represented Haddon Heights at the Girl's Citi- zenship Institute which was held at Douglass Col- lege this summer. Recom- mendations to attend the institute were based on scholarship and activities. The girls attended and heard lectures given on topics ranging from women's rights to sex. The foursome participat- ed in discussions, sports, and other activities. ,fini ., P7- j. Eklund, K. Pollier Quill and Scroll This past summer, jeff Davidson, Senate Prexy, and lean Page, S.V.P., attended Senate Camp which is spon- sored annually bythe New jersey State Student Council. The three day leadership training camp helps Senate officers prepare themselves for the responsibilities they must face. lean and jeff par- ticipated in discussions and attended lectures which phases of student council work. In addition to obtain- g,... ing valuable preparation for ' Senate duties, lean and jeff gained from the experience of working with many stu- dents from all over the state. I. Page - Social Pres. 1. Davidson - Pres. Boys 84 Girls State leanne Eklund and Kathy Pollier represented Had- don Heights at Girl's State which was held for five days at Douglass College. The girls attended meetings and forums on local, county, and state government. Elec- tions were held to select Girl-Governor and other offi- cers. A three-hundred voice choir sang at the inaugu- ration which was attended by parents and representa- tives from the American Legion which sponsors the girls. This year's representative to Boy's State was Ken Hart. Ken met with students from all over New jersey at Rutgers in New Brunswick. The boys participated in sports and attended lectures on various forms of gov- ernment. They also attended schools of study such as Civil Service Classifications and Court Procedure. A convention and election were held to select Boy- Governor. Ken gained valuable knowledge of the gov- ernment and its function. WM VW W bp! X . .ww h ,ffiiff M M, tl JV ff . - v fa- l amy! ,pQ.,,y'..QZw M aff V G SITTING: M. Dillon, 1. Brown, l. Drew, H. Weiss, B. Gordon. STAND- ING: L. Underkuffler, I. Davidson, B. Gunther, L. Carter, D. Rushin, E. Schmid. gave them insight to all - FIRST ROW: K. Huber, B. Walker, P. Miskey, K. Colgan, D, Sari, A. Figeuri- do, P. McDermott, D. McCollum. SECOND ROW: I. Strunce, I. Taylor, E. Klinck, 1. Wheeler, H. Conaty, K. Dunne. THIRD ROW: C. Lent, L. Mar- iott, T. Grier, I. Eklund, R. Leupold, R. Flynn, R. Madden, L. Heckroth, R. Keating, 1. McHale, 1. Page, D. Robin- son, F. DiMartini, D. Yerks. 1. Wheeler - Pres., H. Conaty -- Vice Pres., I. Taylor - Secy., I. Strunce - Treas,, E. Klinck - Sgt.-At-Arms, K. Dunne - Corres. Secy. Varsity Club The Varsity H Club under the direction of Mr. Masenheimer is a spirit-minded group inter- ested in promoting unity for the students who have earned their varsity letter. The club sponsors an annual dance and sells boosters for school func- tions in an effort to increase school spirit. Many activities are enjoyed by its members such as outings, volleyball, and softball games and ski trips. The Varsity H Club anticipates and welcomes continued growth. Frosh: Denise Malehorn Senior: Sue McDonough Homecoming Elaine Figueiredo, our Brazilian foreign exchange student, was selected by the Senior class to reign as this years Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Den- ise Malehorn, Anne Marie Ertle, Mary Beth Kellaway, and Sue McDonough. This event in addition to the Homecoming dance spon- sored by the junior class off- set the footbail team's after- noon Ioss to Haddon Town- Soph: Anne Marie Ertl junior: Mary Beth Kellaway H, K, 'L .L x, Anne Figueiredo lg 63 of gait. 1 I .. ,K 4' Pep Club The Pep Club, led by lean CB'- wanal Page, our Social Vice-Presi- dent, did a superb job of generating school spirit by creating new cheers and by introducing the Spirit Stick. The stick was awarded to the class which showed the most enthusiasm at pep rallies. The pep rallies were exciting and fun for the students, while at the same time provided our teams with the moral support that is important to any team's success. Spirit adds something extra to the school. Spirit is the go -factor and the Pep Club helps provide that spirit. This year the Varsity cheerleading squad, under the direction of co-captains Kathy Colgan and Pat Miskey, with its never-ending enthusiasm, gave tremendous moral support to the team by leading the Heights fans in vigorous cheers. They began training at a summer cheerleading camp in the Poconos and brought home three ribbons and an honorable mention. When the football season began, they could be found decorating the locker room bright and early every Saturday morn- ing. The varisty squad also entered competition in the spring. The j.V. squad, led by co-captains Kathy Pollier and Ian Taylor, added spark to the basketball and wrestling meets this year. FIRST ROW: P. Miskey, K. Colgan. SECOND ROW: N. Salmon, P Whiting, D. Williams, C. Koos. THIRD ROW: G. Tessitore, M. Moore, C. Cavallaro, D. Sari. FOURTH ROW: D. Petty, P. Sweeten. Cheerleaders FIR5TvRl5?f M. Young, T. Corbin. SECOND ROW: D, Rhodea, K. Pollier, I. Taylor, S. Truax. THIRD ROW: M. Kellaway, A. Ertle, Majorettes C. Kind, L. Schaible, K. Sinclair, D. Dubois, R. Zeletes, I. Paisley, Head Twirler, 1. Ehley, B Switzer, 1. Putsey, T. Sanske, S. Murphy Color Guard Y 'af 5 Y 1 - ' I A '-. Beverly Walker This year the majorette squad, led by head twirler ludy Paisly, added sparkle to the pre-game and halftime ceremonies during the football season with several impressive new routines. Unu- sually talented was this year's lead majorette, Bev Walker. The ma- jorettes twirled at the annual Concert in the Dell , and prac- ticed long and hard in prepara- tion for spring competition. S. Houseknecht, S. Mellor, S. Riseden, M. McMorrow, I. Wardell, 1. Abba- tista, B. Agnew, B. Dobbs, K. Miller 66 .- -. ..s.,,a. . . Mr. Darby W- f- EIGHTH ROW: M. Nichol, D Ba n d Orchestra lim Illl lhli ' 'f, fig Iii: SITTING: A. Molenari, B. Gaffney, G. Kuhn, Mr. Darby, 1. Eklund, S. Alper, D. Barger, A. Darby. FIRST ROW: B. Gordon, E. Essinger, A. Proctor, 1. Mayer, A. Figueiredo, C. Her- ring, H. Weiss, D. Lampman, L. Snyder. SECOND ROW: S. Cosky, S. Test, K. Gunther, D. Mackrell, D. Hart. THIRD ROW: B. White, 1. Lounsberry, I. Kirby, B. Yeager, B. Reamer, C. Weil, B. Snedaker. Dance Band FIRST ROW: l. Kraft, C. Test, B.,HudsQn, C. Herring, l. Maher, R. Herring, R. Carvin. SECOND ROW: L. Reed, S. Roberts, D. Merlino, C. Well, A. Molinari, B. Leonard, E. LaVoice, D. Reif, I. Kirby, G. Kuhn. OND ROW: E. Essinger, S D. Mackrell, l. Loeffler, B White. FOURTH ROW: D der, S. Alper, B. Meyer, R Smith, G. Kuhn, B. Yeager, l A. Ritter, M. Woodward, C Lent, K. May, l. Gump, l Gaehring. SIXTH ROW: K Kirkpatrick, A. Yoder, G er. SEVENTH ROW: I. Seifert C. Weil, L. Reed, B. Gaffney - A. Darby, M. Walker Hart, B. Molinari, 1. Stever, E LaVoice, S. Cosky, B Leonard. Under the direction of Mr. Darby, the orchestra, band, and dance band offer an outlet for musical self-expression for the students involved and an enjoy- able listening experience for the rest of the school. The whole school gains deeper insight to and a greater appreciation for the world of music. The orchestra is a benefit to those students who are striving for perfection of musical tech- nique. We see the orchestra per- forming at plays, assemblies and school concerts. The orchestra plays a variety of types of music ranging from classical to semi- classical, romantic music and show tunes. The band livens up our football games, pep rallies, and parades with quick-stepping tunes, play- ing either marching songs or popular music. Student conduc- tors Mike Hoffman and Steve Roberts gained valuable experi- ence by aiding Mr. Darby at half- time during football games. The dance band, better known as Darby's Raiders , meets once a week and is made possible by the singular effort of Mr. Darby. This is a means for the more quali- fied musicians to express them- selves through more difficult mu- sic. The dance band plays music which ranges from ballads to jazz. FIRST ROW: S. Houseknecht, K. Miller, Mr. Darby. SEC- Test, S. Roberts, M. Hoffman, C. Herring, R. Herring, 1. Tra- cy, 1. Van Sant. THIRD ROW: B. Snedaker, D. Case, M. Dil- lon, L. Robson, N. Lukomski, Yerks, I. Lounsberry, I. Sny- Kirby. FIFTH ROW: A. Proc- ter, l. McCann, T. Wonderlin, Schmid, M. Gump, B. Hoyle, P. DuBois, R. Carvin, l. Mah- FIRST ROW: B. Reif, E. A. Dobbs, Byung Oh, S. Roberts. SECOND ROW: I. Maher, R. Carvin, T. Eagan, B. Lickfield, l.'Kraft. THIRD ROW: 1. Kirby, R. Buck. FOURTH ROW: S. Marcus, 1. Mancini. Stage Crew Concert Choir Boy's Chorale The 1969 Choral Department, under the direction of Edward D. Miller, dis- played their unusual and varied talents during this year's performances. Cos- tumed dancers, creative backdrops, and music, ranging from sacred to sec- ular, provided entertainment for all. The Concert Choir, consisting of one hundred selected voices, performed for the annual Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Spring Concerts for Haddon Heights Woman's Club, and the Bee- thoven Club of Cherry Hill. The male glee club, freshman mixed chorus, girls Chorale, senior girls ensemble, and a newly formed group, the Choraleers, added to the enjoyment of the many who attended the year's activities. Under the inspiring leadership of Mr. Miller, the choral department has greatly increased the cultural and en- tertaining activities of 3HS and the community. We all look forward to the promising years ahead. Senior Girls Ensemble Freshman Mixed Chorus Girls Chorale , ..,,.,.4....L.g..4.. , , , .LW ...... -., Plays Under the direction of Mr. Lavell, the Senior Class of 1969 presented The Bad Seed. This dramatic play is about a criminally insane eight year old girl. Starring were Rita Riebel, Mike Offord, Bettiann Lawton, jane Ridner, Richard Buck, Steve Marcus, Debi Merlino, Dennis McAuley, Deborah Heckman, Keith Berger, Andy Pietsch, and Ken Hart. Last year's lunior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was a musical about the escapades of two American school girls in Europe. This play starred Arlette Mellul, Carol Koos, Mike Bosworth, Andy Stafford, lane Strunce, Bettiann Lawton, jeff Crossley, julie Assante, Dennis Mc- Auley, and Steve Marcus. Additional comedy roles were played by Tom Kitchen, Beth Brennan, janet Brown, Jeanne Eklund. The play was rounded out by the numerous members of the chorus and the dancers. .atm FTA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to give students the op- portunity to learn about the possibili- ties ofa career in the field of teaching. The members of the club attended the Teachers' Convention which was held in Atlantic City this past fall. The girls participated in an Easter story-telling hour for the benefit of students in sev- eral of the local elementary schools. Each year the group visits a nearby college. PWA Art Club The art club this year was informal and small but was a powerhouse of ideas and ambitions. The basic purpose of the club is to bring art into the school. The members have started work on new murals for the cafeteria. Since the club is a service organization, they make imaginative post- ers for all student affairs at 3HS. They brighten the Spring Concert with a display of the best art work. The club allows for individual student advance- ment beyond the usual class work. Each year the Art club plans an interesting and rewarding field trip. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is a group of girls who are interested in various areas of home management. The members contribute their talents to aid the community as well as the school. This year the girls made articles for a ba- zaar which was held in Atlantic City. The colorful decorations which adorn the stage at the A. F. S. Fashion Show and Card Party are made by mem- bers ofthe club. Some even design and make their own outfits and model them in the presentation. l i i l Camera Club Betsy Dobbs - Pres. The Audio-Visual-Aid Club, working behind the scenes quite often, set up films and recorded records for dances. The members also managed the Public Address System at football games, wrestling matches, basketball games and assemblies. S4 , , Under the guidance of Mr. Curry, the Camera Club gives interested students the oppor- tunity to learn the art of good picture-taking and processing. Their main function is to devel- op photographs for the Scribe. A.V.A. Steve Roberts - Pres. Rick Beatty - V.P. 72 I ' ' ' l Donna Rushin - Pres., Holly Weiss - Vice Pres., Elizabeth Schmid - Sec., Sharon Long - Treas. Library Council During the past year the student librarians spent many hours helping to keep the library clean and orderly. Checking out books, dust- ing, reading shelves and aiding bewildered freshmen are only a few of the duties of the student librarians. This year the librarians ran the Book Mobile, which gave students the chance to stock up on their favorite paper- backs. lt's not all work, though. Each year the Library Council takes a trip which might in- clude dinner, a movie or a play. The library it- self took on a new look - a new magazine rack, several new book stands and an automat- ic book charger. i l l Library Council: FIRST ROW: K. Sinclair, H. Weiss, S. Long, E. Schmid, D. Rushin, C. Case, M. DiMarino. SECOND ROW: D. Baker, S. Rienstead, M. Yong, M. Moore, D. Angelozzi, K. Colgan. THIRD ROW: L. Kruppas, C. Cavallero, 1. Gaehring, B. Gordon, N. Culp, C. May. FOURTH ROW: D. Colligan, S. Test, A. Figuerido, D. Lent, K. Gilfillan, P. Killen. FIFTH ROW: A. Venable, B. Reif, I. Drew, E. Schonoover, W. Upshaw, K. Gulick, D. Schmitz. Noel Tinsman, Pres. German Club Der Deutsche Klub, sponsored by Mrs. Troutman, is a product of the recent revival of interest in the Ger- manic languages and culture at Haddon Heights. Meetings are held in German to afford members the opportunity to improve their com- mand ofthe foreign language be- yond the halting classroom Stage of many elementary language students. Acting President Noel Tinsman ar- ranged forthe club's participation in outside activities, such as the Ger- man Week festivities at Rutgers' University. Der Deutsche Klub also joins with the AFS Club and other school groups for the engagement of guest speakers and discussions concerning life in Europe today. fwwflfffgf' MM A' M wh MM! 0,0 , W A D ww ,cw . QM? fWW'1lffiQW.lffW' 'lgbkllywlrpjjlllfll lWlf4l7Wl,,,i'WWfl7 ENUM. Echoing through the sec- ond floor corridor each Fri- day morning one was able to hear the strains of Aqui es- tamos los chicos del Rodeo led by Senora Bou. El Rodeo participated in numerous activities this year. The club attended La Semana Esponaloa at Rut- gers' South lersey. Members competed with Spanish and Portugese clubs in the area at St. Mary of the Angel's Academy in Haddonfield. El Rodeo even publishes its own newspaper La Ac- cion. This year the club is sponsoring three third-year Spanish students for a sum- mer of study in Spain. E Wrwlyp 'PW tw W QSLWW M Spanish lellub Sue Sinclair, Pres. Byung Oh, Pres., Bruce Gunther, Vice Pres., janet Brown, Sec. A new organization this year, the Music Club, added a new dimension to Heights extra-curricular life. Under the direction of president Bob Hudson and sponsor- ship of Mr. Miller, the club engaged in music-related activities. ln its first year, the Music Club was one of the most active in the school. Music Club Math Club Students interested in exploring mathe- matics beyond the classroom level have found their place in Mu Alpha Theta. The Math Club meets before school once a month to hear talks given by various members of the Math Department. In addition to the meetings, they plan trips every year. 75 Bob Hudson, Pres. lohn MaGee, Pres., Mark Rutter, Vice Pres. Forensic Entering its third year at Heights, the Forensic Society had an ambitious and fa- tiguing schedule this year. With a five man varsity and a six man j.V. squad the C-arnets were represented in over 110 debates. Ranking eighth in New jersey last year, Heights reputation as a debating power continued to grow as it placed in most of the major 11 tournaments it en- tered. In addition to the weekend con- tests, Heights debated every Monday in the South jersey Debate League from mid-December through April. Debating was, of course, only one facet of the So- ciety's activities. Other events such as ex- temporaneous speaking, poetry intrepre- tation, and orginal oratory were entered. Three of the five debators graduated this year, however, the l.V. is experienced and it is expected that Heights will have an- other winning season next year. Political Science The Political Science Club sponsored by Mr. Kendall provides students the opportunity to learn more about the political situation in this country and the world. The members are inter- ested not only in affairs of world-wide and na- tional interest but they are also aware of local happenings. They discuss the elections of local leaders as well as the Presidential elections. The club plans a trip to Washingto rd r to get afirst hand view ofth o e nt iagbtfmn. 'N VARSITY: 1. Davidson, K. Hart, R. Kramer, C. Lent, M. Diss. LV.: I. Logue, R Aronow, B. Meyer, M. Callahan, I. Cordingly, L. Reed. 76 I l Pat Miskey - Corres. Sec. Holly'Weiss - Rec. Sec. leanne Eklund - Treas. lean Page - Social Vice-Pres. jeff Davidson - Pres. Mr. Gamble, I. Davidson, Mr. Lupinetti Senate That democracy can be a useful form of government only when it is practiced was the theme of this year's SENATE. Under the direction for the first time by an active executive committee, the Senate worked on its general agenda - Total Student Concern. By expanding from monthly to weekly meetings, the Senators considered and passed more resolutions than any of its recent predecessors. - 8th period study hall exemption, dress code and S. A. point sys- tem revision, smoking area, final examination qemptions, school cleanliness, and pep rally resolutions were passed in addition to the normal Senate functions of the Senate Dance, Homecoming, and club charters. Another first was the selection of members of the Interracial Council by the Senate, previously chosen by ad- ministration and faculty. Two assemblies were presented along with a Suggestion Box and Event Board for better student- Senate communications. Ground work for the future was laid in the cafeteria resolution, the patio discussions, Senate officer revi- sions, and work in the Camden County Student Leader Forum. Total cooperation and support from the student body, faculty, administration, and superintendentl's office was a major factor in the success of this year's Senate. Concerned with the needs of its constituents, the the Senate's greatest accomplishment was its graduation from a student coun- cil to a student government. - Sec., Rick Madden - Treas. Mark Rutter - Pres., john Koykka - Vice Pres., Donna Rushin G a r n et 84 Go I d Scribe Editors: FIRST ROW: L. Carter, B. Dobbs, I. Brown, B. Gordon, M. Dillon, I Barbara Gordon, Holly Weiss- Co- Drew, N, Culp, M. Moore, G. Serowik, H. Weiss, K. Hart, E. Agnew, E. Ag- Editors, new, B. Switzer. 78 SENIORSJ Beth Brennan janet Brown Kathy Colgan Helene Conaty Naomi Culp jeff Davidson Marie Dillon Maryann DiMarino jo Ann Ehly jeanne Eklund Ruthann Fehlinger Sam Funches Barbara Gordon Ken Hart john Heald Lou Heckroth Mike Hoffman Ed Klinck john Koykka Bob Kramer Merton Lawrence Diane Lee Nancy Lent Sharon Long joe Lukomski Rick Madden john Magee Debbie McCollum Dave Miller Pat Miskey Glenn Moore Cynthia Newhard jean Page Kathy Pollier jim Ripple Steve Roberts Donna Rushin Carl Rutledge Mark Rutter Nancy Salmon Debbie Sanderson Frank Sanske Elizabeth Schmid Bob Simmington Sue Sinclair Ron Stagliano Nancy Stevens jane Strunce Nancy Tomaselli john Vaughn janet Venables Carl Weil Holly Weiss Dianne Williams IUNIORSI Darlene Baker Carol Bransdorf Pat Burrough Nancy Crane Frank DiMartini Mike DiMarco julie Drew Robert Dunn Kathy Dunne Faustina Fernandez-Vina Roy Franke janet Gaehring Gail Gamble Robert Grant - Ted Grier Kathy Grytko Kathy Gulick Gail Hay Ken Hoff Marybeth Kellaway David Lampman BethAnn Lampe Bettiann Lawton Georgeanna Lenard Charlotte Lent judy Loeffler james Maher Steve Marcus Bruce Maser Kathy May Pat McDermott joeseph Merlino Marilyn Moore janice Perry Barbara Reif Robin Ripple Barry Rose Kathy Runyan Linda Schaible Richard Schanck Don Schill Ellen Schoonover Bob Staffiera Ann Stevenson Betsy Switzer jan Taylor Sandra Test Laura Underkuffler Wanda Upshaw john Walker john Wheeler The Garnet and Gold is the school's honorary service society. The organization is open to members of the junior and Senior classes. Selection is based on scholarship, leadership and activity points. The students which make up the Garnet and Gold serve as monitors, guides, student aids and ushers. Each year the Garnet and Gold sponsors a fund drive to raise money for charity. One of the best ways for the individual student to keep in touch with the activities of the student body as a whole is through the school newspaper. The Scribe editors headed by Holly Weiss and Barbara Gor- don, Editors-in-Chief, worked determinedly to make this year's paper better than ever. Not only did the paper contain the usual reports on club activi- ties and sport stories but also interesting articles on new teachers, student stand-outs and literary contributions from the student body. 79 i my im Cafeteria Workers Office Workers 80 Lab Assistants s Tmlm ,, i ff-'EMW-fi. , AA NWN ' V A Sw, 3 , , Ass ,guys Monitors 81 1 , s. ig . leffrey Davidson - Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Schmid - Assist. Editor-in- Diane Lee - Aft Editor Chief Lee Case - Typing Editor C-arneteer H W Donna Rushin - Literary Editor Deborah Sanderson - Photography Editor Bruce Gunther - Circulating Editor 1 Christine Dunman -- Business Editor 82 wx. 3 MM1-ff-M' - M 'W's-WW WW H l-In'-'fm ' 1 X, I-.T X Art Staff Mrs. Cuille - Literary Advisor Miss Tannebaum - Business Advisor The 1969 Garneteer staff, headed by jeff Da- vidson, Editor-in-Chief, spent many long and sometimes frantic hours shaping and reshaping ideas in order to produce a yearbook that would be meaningful to the whole student body. The staff worked not only with this year in mind, but also set a precedent for the years to come with the addition of color and an im- pressive cover. To present a clear picture of the schoc' aS,,a whole, the editors have tried to catch a gi mel-of the various parts of Heights. .V,. ,I its rs: im! Literary Staff Typing Staff Business Staff Photography Staff l Prom f ww L V 7 xx -ff-'M-K C fo Kiwi-X LU,gf, fi ,x J'?,AJLf2L ufi gi ,xvlffl ..,f ' V 1 AM'- N-N.. Class Cut-Ups - Anita johnson, Tim Lee Most Artistic - Diane Williams, Byung Ho Oh Most Studious - Elizabeth Schmid, Bruce Gunther Senior Poll Sunniest Smile - lane Strunce, Dave Miller Most Candid- Sheila McCormack, Mike Nolan Talented Musicians - Barbara Gordon, Carl Weil Most School Spirit - lean Page, Keith Waters Sure To Succeed - janet Brown, jeff Davidson Talented Thespians - Beth Brennan, Dennis McAuley Personality Plus - jane Strunce, Ron Stagliano l 87 -a l 1 1 i 1 .t i 1 l 1 l tri 1 2 59 Hs? 25. - ' 'fljfj ffl f 'S if ' 1 Demon Drivers - Kathy Maxwell, Tom Stronski Shyest - Pat Romer, Rick Madden Able Athletes - leanne Eklund, Lou Heckroth Most Feminine and Masculine Karen Aubert, Lou Heckroth Best All Around - lane Strunce, Ed Klinck l Cutest - Carol Koos, Dennis McNamee Best Dressed - Diane Lee, AI Side Willing Workers- Nancy Tomaselli, Ron Stagliano Loveliest Locks - Diane Lee, Mike Offord Most Respected- Holly Weiss, jeff Davidson As Heights saw us , 1 ann n an-nm usvn Ann: as-im MJUII Ammo Klbn -nm.-gg -vw. ef, WY W fx scuxxa :men -Q. 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YQL5 1 X FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE IF you ore c moie person 18 years of age Of chief, born after Augusf 30, 1922 cmd Hove not regisiefzd, go fo the nearest 10033 board cmd register. vmkm when fequifeff may subgecf you To Q maximum of 5 years imprisonmem and 510,000 Pina. 5 A ' - . , ' W i iunlhinglleib lgiqcl B B and the ID 5 Your're crunched. 29554 In i ' i I , Elizabeth Schmid - First john Koykka - Second N Byung Ho Oh - Fifth Nancy Stevens - Sixth janet Brown - Third Nancy Tomaselli - Fourth Debbie McCollum -- Seventh Pat Miskey - Eighth Holiy Weiss - Ninth Dennis McAuly - Tenth 94 A . J jeffrey Davidson - Eleventh Cb! Frank Sanske - Thirteenth Robert Kramer - Eleventh Kal Deborah Sanderson - Fourteenth Bruce Gunther - Sixteenth Kenneth Hart- Fifteenth Top Twenty A d-M , ,m,,A,,,,, ,A joseph Lukonski - Eighteenth Diane Lee - Seventeenth 'Hi jghlnn S mm 'ig :Gian WNW Win 'hae 'Frm in Ruth Ann Fehlinger - Nineteenth Mark Rutter - Twentieth Washington is not really a good place to stroll. Senior Class Trip six complaints. ad .c cu N7 as l 3 General Eisenhower That was just a warning! Attack on Mr. Lazevnick. Get Off the balcony. 96 Harry Chug-A Lug wp...--W SUS i The Duke. Washington Monument. To the right is the ls this the Pentagon? The Hold-up. Thursday nights meeting r , 4- The Lone Star Bar. Can T have a roll? 1 97 W mum When john Fitzgerald Kennedy was elected Presi- dent, he said A torch has been passed to a new gener- ation. When you graduate in lune, you become heirs to that torch of challenge, opportunity and hope. May you carry it with you into lives of happiness in a world of peace. My very best wishes to all of you. Sincerely, Arline F. jaffe Mr. Senoff and Miss Jaffe Advisors President - Ronald Stagliano 1 Vice-President - jane Strunce 4 i Treasurer - Beth Brennan Class Officers Secretary - Nancy Tomaselli Lynn Ann Allen Sec. . .. Pep Club 1,2 . .. F.H.A. 2,4 . ,. Class Sales ... Plans to go to work. Robert j. Altone ... A-Rah . ., General ... Band 1,2,3,4 , .. Dance Band 3 . . . Cafeteria Worker4 , . . Class Sales . ,. Plans to join Navy. Kenneth Richard Anderson . . . Kenn . . , Mixed . . . Football 1,2 ... Swimming 1,2,3,4 ... Varsity Club 3,4 ... A.V.A. 4 ... Captain of Swimming4 . .. Class Sales , ,. Plans to go into police work. Marie Antonelli Sec. Plans to enter Philadelphia Career School. joyce Helen Arthur Smiley Mixed Class Sales Fu- ture undecided. Rodney lay Arthur Terrible Pod Clerical Basketball 1 ... Track 1,3 .,, Concert Choir 3,4 ... Plans to enter a business Lynn Allen Bob Altone loyce Arthur Rodney Arthur RichardLouis Beatty ... Rick .., C.P. ... A.V.A.1,2,3,4 ... Choir 3 ... GARNETEER Business Staff 3 ... Band Manager 3,4 .., Cross Country 3 . .. Class Sales . ., Plans to attend college. Kathleen Theresa Belmonte . . . Kathy . . . Mixed Course , . . A.F.S. ... Plans to work. Mark L. Bennett ... Martha ... Mixed ... Class Sales ... Plans to work for awhile before attending college. Fred L. Berger . . , Ferd , , . Mixed . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to at- tend Miami Dade junior College. Keith john Berger Mixed Football Manager 1 Football Trainer 2,3,4 Wrestling Trainer 2,3,4 Cafeteria worker Monitor ... Prom Committee 3 ... Dance Committee 1,2 . ,. Senior Play ... Class Sales . .. Plans forthe future unknown. college. Karen M. Asplint ... Kar ... Sec. ... F.T.A.1 ... Pep Club 1 ... Class Sales , . . Plans to work as a secretary. Karen L. Aubert C.P. Hockey 1 Choral Club 1,2,3,4 Senate 2,4 ... Prom Committee 3 ... F.H.A. 4 . .. A.F.S. 4 . .. GAR- NETEER Photography Staff 4 ... Pep Club 4 . .. Class Sales . . . Future lies in college. john Frederick Augustin . ., Mixed . .. Baseball 1 ... Wrestling 2 , ,, Track 3,4 . ,. Monitor 3 , . . Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. Lynne Carol Baglivo ... Clerical . ., Pep Club 3,4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend business school. Walter Louis Baliski . . . Walt . , . General . . , Class Sales . . . Plans to attend Technical school. Ken Anderson Marie Antonelli Karen Asplint Karen Aubert Nancy loyce Berra ... Bennie ... Mixed ... F.T.A.1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Cafeteria worker 3,4 ... Art Club 4 ... Class Sales ,,, Would like to continue with art. john Vincent Bonanno Mixed Wrestling 1,3 Baseball Manager 2 . .. A.V.A. 3,4 . .. Class Sales . ,, Plans to attend college. Ronald lohn Bovio ... Bo ... Mixed ... Football 1 ... Wrestling 1,2 . ., Cafeteria Worker 3,4 . ,. Monitor4 . . . Class Sales . ,. Plans to go into commercial refrigeration. Monty D. Boyer . .. Mixed .. . Soccer 1,2,3 .. . Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2 . .. Garnet 84 Gold 2 . .. Prom Committee 3 ... Pep Club 4 Cafeteria worker . .. Future plans to go to Camden County College or enter Marines. john Augustin Lynn Baglivo I I Walt Baliski Rick Beatty Kathy Belmonte Mark Bennett Fred Berger Keith Berger Nancy Berra john Bonanno Ron Bovio Monty Boyer 101 Louise Elizabeth Breitwieser . . . Lou . . , Mixed . . . Stage crew . . . Glee Club 2 . ,. Pep Club 2,3,4 ... Prom Committee 3 ... Photogra- phy staff of GARNETEER ... A.F.S. 4 ... F.H.A. 4 ... Chorale 3 ... Choir 3 . .. Class Sales . .. Future plans unknown. Elizabeth Ruth Brennan . , . Beth . . . C.P ..., Hockey1 . . . Basket- ball 1 ... Glee Club1 ... Dance Committee1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3 ... Senior and lr. Plays 2,3,4 . .. Handbook Committee 2 . .. Monitor 3,4 . . . Class Treas. 4 . . . Guidance Office Worker 4 .. . Lab Assistant 4 Senator-at-large 4 Alternate for girls Citizen Institute Garnet 84 Gold ... National Thespian ... Class Sales ... Attending Mountainside Hosp. School of Nursing. Loretta Marie Bronca . . . Retta . . . Clerical . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... junior Class Play ... Office Worker 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to work as a clerk typist. l janet Mildred Brown ... C.P. ... Hockey 1,2,3,4 ... Senators1,3 ... Glee Club 1,2 . .. Garnet 81 Gold 2,3 ... Choir 3,4 ... National Hon- or Society 3 ... P.T.G. 1,2 . . . Secy. Math Club 3 . .. Softball Manager 2 ... Quill and Scroll Honor Society 4 ... Copy-Editor of Scribe 3,4 . . . Designer Choral Activities . . . Monitor 4 . . . Lab Assistant 4 . .. Class Sales . , . Future plans include Elizabethtown College. loan Elaine Bryant ... General ... Pep Club 1,2 . .. Monitor 2,3,4 . ., Track 3 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to attend a business school. Barbara Lee Buszka . . . P.H.A.' '... Clerical . . . Class Sales , . . Plans to attend an art college. Stephen Edward Carr' . . . Steve . .. General .. . Baseball 1,3 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to go into the service. Leanore R. Case . .. Lee ... Sec. . . . Pep Club 1,3,4 . . . Hockey 1 ... A.V.A. Sec'y ... GARNETEER Typing Editor ... Class Sales ... Plans to become an executive secretary. lon F. Castano ... C.P. ... Soccer1 . . . Track 1,2,3 . . . Pep Club4 . ,. Plans to go to college to become a computer programer. Louise Breitwieser Beth Brennan loan Bryant Barbara Buszka Steven Cavallaro ... General ... Class Sales .., Future plans undecided. Deborah Ann Cilurso Debby Clerical . . . Pep Club 1,2,4 .. . Class Sales . .. Plans to work. Maxine Cohen ... Mixed ... Monitor 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend college and go into social work. Kathleen Ann: Colgan . .. Kathy ... C.P. ... Basketball 1,2 ... Li- brary Council'1,2,3,4 ... Hockey 2 ... Handbook Committee 2 ,.. Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 ... Cheerleading 3,4 ... Swimming 3 ... Year- book Staff4 . .. Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. Helene Susan Conaty , . . Mixed . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Softball 1, 2,3,4 . .. Varsity Club 2,3,4 ... Garnet 81 Gold 3,4 ... Pep Club 4 ... Office Worker 4 , , . Cafeteria Worker 4 . . . Monitor 4 . , . Vice-Pres. of Varsity Club4 . .. Class Sales . .. Plans to continue education. Harold Lester Conaway . .. Con , .. C.P .... Football 3,4 . .. Inter- Racial Council 4 . .. Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Susan Ali fe Conway ... Sue ... Clerical ... Glee Club1 . .. Class Sales . . . lans to be a Computer programer. David T. ooper . .. Coop ... C.P .... Class Sales . .. Future plans undecide . Robert john Corson . . . Weasle . . . General . . . Plans to go into the Automotive Field. Denise M. Costello ,.. Cos ... C.P. ... Hockey 1 . .. Pep Club 1, 2,4 ... F.H.A.1 ... Archery 2 ... Art Club 4 ... Class Sales ... Fu- ture plans undecided. Alonzo Carleton Crawley . .. Lonnie . . . C.P. . . . Basketall 1,2,3,4 Inter-Racial Council 4 Class Sales Future plans include college. loAnn M. Cruse ... lo ... Clerical ... Class Sales ... Future plans unknown. Loretta Bronca janet Brown Steve Carr Lee Case lon Castano Steve Cavallaro Debbie Cilurso Maxine Cohen Kathy Colgan Helene Conaty Harold Conaway Sue Conway Dave Cooper Bob Corson - Denise Costello Alonzo Crawley loAnn Cruse 103 Naomi Culp loan Cummins loyce Davidson Phil DePietro Naomi B. Culp ... Nome C.P. Glee Club 1 Hockey Manager 1,3,4 ... Library Council 1,2,3,4 . .. Senator1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 . ,. Guidance Office Monitor 2,3,4 . . . junior Play 3 ... Hall Monitor 3 ... A.F.S. 3,4 ... Inter-Racial Coun- cil 4 ... Scribe Circulation Editor 4 .,. GARNETEER Photo Staff 4 . .. Lab Assistant 4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college for Medical Technology. joan Cummins Sec. Basketball 1 Cheerleading 2,3 Class Sales . . . Plans to go into the business world. David Cunningham Mixed Class Sales Future plans unknown. jeffrey john Davidson . . . jeff . . . C.P. . . . Football Manager 1 . . . Math Club 1,2,3 ... Intramural Tennis 2 ,.. Debating 2,3,4 ... Gar- net 8f Gold 3,4 . . , National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Track 4 . . . Senate President 4 . . . Senator 2,3 . . , GARNETEER Editor-in-Chief . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. loyce Elaine Davidson Cheerful Charlie Mixed Glee Club1 ... Art Club 4 . .. Class Sales . ., Plans to be a commercial art- ist and interior designer. Philip Anthony DePietro . .. Phil . . . General . , . Cafeteria Work- er .. , Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Paul joseph DiBartolo . . , General . , . Class Sales , . , Plans to go to work. Marie Dillon ... C.P. ... Band 1,2,3,4 ... F.T.A.1,2,3,4 ... GARNE- TEER Business Staff 1,2,3 . . , Glee Club1 . . . Scribe Staff 2,3 . . . News Editor of Scribe 4 . .. Choir 3 ... Girls' Chorale 3 . .. Monitor 3,4 . ., Spanish Club 3,4 ... Garnet 81 Gold 4 ... Quill 8: Scroll 4 . ,, Presi- dent of F.T.A. 4 . . , Vice-President of Spanish Club 4 . . . Treasurer of Music Club 4 ... A.F.S. 4 ... GARNETEER Art Staff 4 ... Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. w Mary Ann DiMarino ,,. Mare ... C.P. ... Basketball 1,2,3,4 ... Library Council 1,2,3,4 ... French Club 1,2,3 , ,. Health Careers Club 1 .., Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . ,. Scribe 2,3 ... Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 . .. Prom Committee 3 ... GARNETEER Typing Staff 4 ... Guidance Office 4 . , . Traffic Monitor 4 . . . Cafeteria Monitor 4 . . . Secretary to Teach- Dave Cunningham leff Davidson Paul DiBartolo Marie Dillon ers 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend nursing school at Albert Ein- stein Medical Center. lean A. Dobson ... Denni . ,. C.P .... Spanish Club 4 , .. Monitor 4 . .. Class Sales . ., Plans to attend modeling school. Susan Marie Donahue ,,, Sue ... General ... Class Sales ... Plans to work at Fiberglass. George Edward DuBois . . . Dubee . .. Mixed . . . Wrestling 1 . . . Archery 1,2 ,. . Soccer 3,4 . .. Track 3,4 . . . Cafeteria Worker 4 . . . Class Sales .. . Plans to go to college. Christine Marie Dunman ,.. Chris . .. Sec. . .. GARNETEER Busi- ness Staff 3 . .. Assembly Committee 3 . . . Softball 3 ... GARNETEER Business Editor 4 Monitor Class Sales Plans to be a secretary. - john Thomas Dykie . . . Dike . . . Clerical , . . Basketball Manger 1 . . , Baseball Manager 2 . . . Soccer Trainer 3 . . . Football 4 . . . Class Sales . .. Future plans undecided. Frank G. Eadie . . . Mixed . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college. loAnn Ehly ... Clerical ... Hockey Manager 1,2 ... Softball 1 ... Basketball 2,3 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Choir 3,4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 2,3 ,. , Scribe Typing Staff 4 Majorette 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Girls' State . . . Plans to work. leanne Elizabeth Eklund . . . C.P. . .. Hockey 1,2,3,4 , . . Basketball 1, 2,3,4 . . . Class Treasurer 1,2 . , . Garnet 81 Gold 2,3,4 . . . Girls' State Choir 3 ... Senate Treasurer 4 ... Choir Treasurer 4 ... National Honor Society . , , Class Sales , .. Plans to go to college. Barbara I. Elwell ,,. Barb ... Clerical ... Pep Club 2 ... Cafeteria Worker 3 . . , Class Sales . ., Future plans unknown. Nancylane Engle ... Nanc ... Clerical . .. F.H.A. 3 ,., Pep Club4 . .. Office worker4 . . , Class Sales . .. Plans to go to work. Thomas F. Ertle ... Tom ... C.P. . .. Football 1,2 ... Spanish Club 4 treas .,,. Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. Jeannette Harriett Escher .. . Sec. . . , Basketball Manager1 . . . Sen- ate 1 ... Pep Club 2,3 ... Office Worker ... Prom Committee 3 . .. Monitor 4 . . . Class Sales . .. May go to a two year college. Mary Ann DiMarino lean Dobson Sue Donahue George DuBois Chris Dunman john Dykie Frank Eadie loAnn Ehly Jeanne Eklund 'R Barbara Elwell Nancy Engle Tom Ertle leanneffe ESChel'- 105 1 W w 1-ni , -YY.,-.rv Irene Esposito Dennis Evangelisti Debbie Farmer Bill Faust i i Steve Feeley Ruth Ann Fehlinger 106 Alan Felmy Nancy Fenton Eliane Figueiredo Pat Fitzpatrick Paul Follman Sam Funches Pat Galliera Barbara Gamble Larry Gollub Steve Gooch Irene Marie Esposito Rene Mixed F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A.4 . . . Class Sales . . . Will attend college. Dennis joseph Evangelisti Den C.P. Basketball 1 Math Club 2 ... Cross Country 4 ... Track 1,2,4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. Deborah Joyce Farmer ... Deb ... C.P. ... Glee Club 1,2 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend Seton Hall University. William Faust ... Bill . .. C.P. ... Monitor 4 ,,. Swim Team 4 . .. Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. Stephen L. Feeley Alphonso Mixed Football 1,2 Basketball 1 . . . Soccer 3 . . . Golf 2,3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Ruth Ann Fehlinger . .. C.P. . . . Hockey 1 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Softball 1,2,4 ... Garnet 81 Gold 2,3 ... Monitor 3,4 ... GARNETEER Photography Staff 4 . . . Office Worker 4 . . . Class Sales . . . Will at- tend college. Alan Keith Felmy , ,, Al ... C.P .... Band 1,2, . . . Chess Club 1,2,3, 4 . .. Wrestling 3 . .. Wrestling Manager 4 , ,. Track Manager 3,4 . .. Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Nancy Ann Fenton ... Nance ... Mixed ... Glee Club 1 .,, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Sales Plans to attend Glassboro State College. Eliane Moura Figueiredo Ann C.P. A.F.S. 4 Or- chestra 4 ... Chorus 4 ... Library Council 4 ... Varsity Club 4 ... Class Sales . . . A.F.S. Exchange Student from Brazil. Patricia S. Fitzpatrick , . . Mixed , . . Basketball 1 . , , Senator 1,2,3,4 ... Archery 2 ... Ski Club 2 ... Prom Committee ... Pep Club 3,4 . .. Debating 4 ... Inter-racial Council 4 ... F.H.A. President 4 . .. A.F.S. 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend college and go into a ca- reer of Fashion Merchandising. Paul H. Follman Mixed Swim Team 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 ..- .t....-.. ....,....,..,..A, ..t...,b.M..,.u......ih...,...i...,, ,.4..........-2 jane1Ge3r RiCl I Gentry Barbara Gordon Bruce Gunther . . .Class Sales . . . Plans to attend Electronics School. Samuel Martin Funches ... Bali Hai Kid ... Mixed ... Football 2, 3,4 . . , Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Inter-racial Council 2 . .. Monitor 2,3,4 . . , Senator-at-Large 4 . . . Head of Smoking Committee 4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to attend Taylor Business School. Patrice F, Galliera . . . Pat . . . Clerical , . . Class Sales , . . Plans to work after graduation. Barbara Anna Gamble ... Barb ... Clerical ... A.V.A. 1,2 .,, Girl's Track 2 Pep Club 3 GARNETEER Business Staff 4 Class Sales . . . Plans to enter the business world. janet Lynn Gear .. . Clerical .. . Hockey 1 ,. , Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . , Softball 1,2,3,4 ,.. Pep Club 1,2 ... F.H.A. 4 ... Class Sales .,. Plans to attend airline school. Richard Earl Gentry . ., Rich . .. Mixed ,,. Cross Country 1 ... Monitor 4 . ,. Class Sales , ., Plans to study Criminology at college. Larry Charles Gollub . . . Turkey , . . C.P. . . . Football 1,2,3,4 , . . Political Science Club 4 Monitor 4 Class Sales Plans to enter college. Stephen Eric Gooch . . , Gooch . ,. Mixed . . . Football 1 . . . Wres- tling 2,4 , . . Soccer 3 . .. Plans to attend a technical school. Barbara jean Gordon . .. Barb . ,. C.P. . . . Band 1,2,3,4 . ,. Hock- ey 1,2,3 Orchestra 2,3,4 Scribe Reporter 2,3 Garnet 8: Gold 2,3,4 ... Library Council 2,3,4 .. . Monitor 3,4 ... Scribe Girls' Sports Editor 3 . . . South jersey Band 3,4 . . . Scribe Editor-in-Chief 4 ... Senator 4 ... Music Club 4 ... Lab Assistant 4 ... Quill 81 Scroll . .. Class Sales . . . Will attend college. Bruce Alan Gunther ,., C.P. ... Math Club 2,3,4 . .. Math Club Vice-President 4 . ,. Tennis 2 ... Orchestra 3 ... GARNETEER Coor- dinating Editor 4 . ,. Concertmaster of Orchestra 4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to go to college. ludy Guzy Steve Hannum I Nancy Harper Ken Hart john Heald Debbie Heckman i i Lou Heckroth Sandy Hennessey Paul Higgins Avone Hobson Mike Hoffman Sharon Hoover 108 ludith E. Guzy ... Mixed ... junior Play ... Choir 4 ... Art Club 4 .,. Spanish Club 4 .,. Pep Club 4 Office Monitor 4 ... Class Sales ,. , Plans to model. Stephen Thomas Hannum . . , Steve . . . Mixed . . . Wrestling 3 . . , Track 4 . .. Future plans unknown. Nancy Ann Harper . ,. Harp ... C.P ..,. Glee Club1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3 . ,. Cafeteria Worker 3 , . , Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college and be a social worker. Kenneth Alan Hart Ken C.P. Track 1 Band 1,2,3,4 ,,. A.V.A. 1,2 ... Camera Club 1 ... Tennis 2 ... Soccer 2,3,4 .., Debating 2,3,4 . . , Math Club 2,3,4 . .. Dance Band 3,4 . . . Choir 3,4 .,. lunior Play ... Senior Play ... Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 , ,. Co-Editor for Photography for Scribe 4 . . . Boys' State , , . National Honor So- ciety 3,4 . . . Plans to attend Rennsselaer Polytechnics Institute. Gerry Hudgins Maria Hudson Rich lvins Stan lanus college. Paul joseph Higgins C.P. Basketball Manager 3,4 Class Sales . , . Plans to go to college at Christian Brotherhood. Avone Baski Hobson . .. Ajax . . . C.P. . . . Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. Michael joseph Hoffman . . . Mike . . , C.P. . . . Band 1,2,3,4 , . . Track1 ... A.V.A. 1 ... Soccer 3 ... Garnet 81 Gold 3,4 , .. Monitor 4 ,. . Student Co-director of Band ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend U. of Penn. Sharon jean Hoover . , . Chewy . . . Sec. , , , Class Sales . . . Future plans undecided. Geraldine A. Hudgins . . . Geri ,. . C.P .... Class Sales. Marie Cecilia Hudson , .. Ree Clerical Bowling Pep Club . . , Class Sales . ,. Plans to work in the business field. john Ayers Heald, lr. Roll C.P. Senator 1,2 ... Math Club 1,2 . . . Football Manger 2,3,4 ,. . Basketball Trainer 3,4 . . . Golf 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to go to College. Deborah Anne Heckman ... Debbers ... Clerical ... Dance Committee 1,2 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . .. Prom Committee 3 . .. lunior Play 3 ... Senior Play 4 ... Thespian 4 .,. GARNETEER Literary Staff ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend College to major in Speech and Drama. Louis William Heckroth . . , Gov . . . Mixed . , . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 . , . Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3,4 . . . Var- sity Club 2,3,4 . .. Wrestling 3,4 . .. Garnet 8: Gold 3,4 . ,. Pep Club 3, 4 . .. Senator 3 . . , Class Sales . .. Plans to go to College. Sandra A. Hennessey ... Sandy .. . C.P. ... Pep Club . .. Cafete- ria Worker 4 ... Prom Col ' 1 S , 3 . .. Class ales ... Plans to go to X l Winfred Hudson loe lanna Anita johnson Al Kamarauskus Winford Hudson . . . Kool Pop . . . Clerical . . , Basketball 1,2 . . . Track 1,2,4 , . , Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. loseph Thomas lannacchione . . . C.P. , . . BasebalL1,2,3,4 . . , Wres- tling 2 ... Football 3 ... Monitor 4 . .. Varsity Club 4 ... Class Sales ,. . Plans to attend college. Richard Raymond Ivins ... Rich ... General . .. Class Sales ... Plans to become a full-time minister. Stanley Anthony janus ... Stan ... Mixed ... Wrestling 1 ,.. Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college. Anita E. johnson ... Mixed ... Softball 1,2,3,4 ... Glee Club 1,2 ,.. Class Sales , . . Plans unknown. Albert Charles Kamarauskas , . . Al . . , C.P. . . . Track 1,2 , . . Cross Country 3 . . , Class Sales . . . Plans to attend technical school. ..f....,. WY V . . ....N 4-ue..-K-Wv...,.... 4 .. -,.n-- V -fe, --4-.T.,-.W-...-if ,.fe.T-,----mv-..-.-.W- v ---Y.. Richard Robert Keating ... Rich ... C.P. ... Swimming 1 ... Track 1,2,3,4 , .. Cross Country 3 ... Varsity Club 4 . .. Monitor 4 . ,. Class Sales . .. Plans to go to college. john David Kellner , . , lack . . . Mixed , , . Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Varsity Club 2,3,4 ... Pep Club 3,4 . .. Cafeteria Worker 4 . .. Monitor 4 . ., Class Sales . .. Plans to join the Navy. Elizabeth lane Kennedy . . , Betty . . . Sec. ... Dance Committee 1, 2 ... Softball 1 ... Glee Club 1 ... Stage Crew ... Basketball 2 ... Pep Club 3,4 ... F.H.A. 4 ... Literary Staff of GARNETEER 4 ... Of- fice Worker 4 ... Monitor 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to work at Campbell Soup. Ian Douglas Kennedy ... Mixed ... Wrestling 1,2 ... Band 1,2 ... Class Sales . . . Plans to go to junior College or the service. Michael V. Kilpatrick ... Mike ... General ... Class Sales ... Plans.Undecided. MichelAlain King . .. Mitch ... C.P .... Track 2,3,4 . . . Class Sales Rich Keating lack Kellner Mike Kilpatrick Mitch King mittee 3 ... Choir 3,4 ... Girls' Chorale 3 ... Garnet 8: Gold 3 ... Forensic Society 3 . . . Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. john S. Koykka ... Qua-Qua ... C.P. ... Football 1,2 ... Track1 . .. Wrestling 2 . .. Basketball Trainer 1,2 . .. Garnet 8: Gold 2,3,4 . .. Monitor 3,4 ... National Honor Society 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. john Robert Kramer ll ... Krame ... C.P. ... Band 1,2,3,4 ... Po- litical Science Club 2,3,4 . . . Soccer 3,4 . . . Debating 3,4 . . , Garnet 8: Gold 4 . .. Class Sales ... Will attend Dickinson College. Donna Ann Kuczewski . .. C.P. ... Hockey1 ... F.T.A. 3,4 . ,. F.H.A. 3,4 . . . Class Sales , . . Plans to attend college. Denise jane LaFlam ... La ,,. C.P. ... Health Carrers Club 1 ... Ski Club 1,2 , . . Decoration Committee 1,2 . .. Cafeteria Worker 3 ... Art staff for GARNETEER4 . .. Class Sales . .. College bound. Elizabeth Rogers Laighton ... Betsy . .. Mixed ... Pep Club 4 . .. ... Plans to go to college. james Robert Kirby ... lim . .. Mixed ... A.V.A.1,2,3,4 . .. Band 1, 2,3,4 . . . Orchestra 2,3,4 . . . Dance Band 2,3,4 . . . Stage Crew 3,4 . . . Swimming 3 ... Choir 3,4 . .. Pep Club 4 . .. National Thespian 4 . .. Future plans unknown. William I. Kirk Bill Mixed Football 1 . .. Track 'l,2,3,4 . . , Class Sales . . , Plans to attend college and major in forestry. Nancy Elaine Kleinfelder Klein Sec. Pep 1,2,3,4 Monitor 4 .. . Class Sales , . . Plans to become secretary and continue training in night school. Edward Eugene Klinck . . . Klincker , . , Mixed . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . .. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Senator 1,2,4 Varsity Club 3,4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 . .. Pep Club 4 . .. Inter-Racial Coun- cil 4 , .. Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. Carol Ann Koos . . . Kooser ... Mixed . . . Basketball 1 . . . Cheer- leading 2,3 . .. Cafeteria Worker 2 . . , Senior Play 3 . . . Prom Com- Betty Kennedy lan Kennedy lim Kirby Bill Kirk 3 Class Sales . ,. Plans to attend college to major in Elementary Ed. Patrick Francis Lanigan Pat Mixed Band 1 . ,, Swim- ming 1,2,3,4 . . . Varsity Club 3,4 , . . Class Sales . .. Plans unknown. Janice Teresa LaRue ,. . lan , .. Clerical . . , Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 ,. . Hockey 1 .. . Basketball 2 . . . Class Sales . . . Future plagpndecided. Merton B ce Lawrence Squirt Mixed Football 1,2,3 ... Track 1,2 ... Garnet 8: Gold 4 ... Monitor 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. Diane R. Lee ... Diane ... C.P. ... Basketball 1 ... F.H.A. ... Se- nior Play 1,2 , .. junior Play 2 ... Glee Club 1 ... Inter-Racial Coun- cil 2 ... National Thespians 3 ... Garnet 8: Gold 3,4 . .. GARNETEER Art Editor 4 .. . Senate 4 . . . Poster artist 4 . , , National Honor Socie- ty ... Plans to take up modeling. -.,i.. ' Nancy Kleinfelder Ed Klink Carol Koos john Koykka Bob Kramer Donna Kuczewski Denise LaFIam Betsy Laighton Pat Lanigan l3fliC6 LaRue 1 Merton Lawrence Diane Lee 11 1 Timothy Michael Lee ,. . Tim ... Mixed ... Football 3,4 . .. Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. Nancy Leolyn Lent .., Beans' '... C.P .... Hockey 1,2 . .. Softball 1, 2,3,4 . .. Basketball 2 Garnet 84 Gold . . . Varsity Club . .. Class Sales . . . Plans to work with computers. Frank .White Lewis ... Butch ... Mixed ... Cafeteria Worker 3,4 ... Will enter the service. Bruce Wayne Lickfield . ,. C.P. . .. Camera Club 3,4 . .. Stage Crew4 . .. GARNETEER ,Art Staff ... Class Sales ,., Future plans are to at- tend college. Donald C. Licorish ... Don . .. Mixed ... Senator 1,2 ,.. Track1 ... Football 2,3 ... Scribe staff 4 ,.. Monitor ... Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. Charles C. Logan ... Chalie . ,. Mixed . .. Football 3 .., Monitor 4 , ,. Class Sales . ,. Plans to attend a technical school. Sharon Loretta Long . ., C.P. . ,. Glee Club 1,2 , .. Library Council 1, 2,3,4 Treas. . . . Track 2 . . , Basketball manager 3,4 . . . F.T.A. 3 Treas. ... Choir 3 .., Spanish Club 4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 2,3 ... Class Sales . . . Plans to attend Hampton Institute. Donna Lee Lukoff ... Mixed ... Art Club 1,2 ... Poster Club 1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3 , ,. F.T.A.1 ... F.H.A.1 ... Scribe 2,3,4 , . . junior Play 3 ... GARNETEER Literary Staff 3 . . . Concert Choir4 . .. Concession Stand 4 ... Monitor 4 . .. Cafeteria Worker 4 . ,. A.F.S. 4 . .. Girls Chorale 4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college at Lyons Institute in Newark. joseph S. Lukomski ,,. joe ... C.P. .,. Band 1,2,3 .., Track 1 ... Track Manager 2,3,4 ... A.V.A.1,2,3 ... Math Club 1 ... Chess Club 2 . . . Wrestling Manager 3 . . . Scribe Sports Reporter 4 . . , Political Science Club 4 .., Monitor 4 . ., Class Sales ... Plans to attend col- lege at Rutgers, New Brunswick. Richard Willard Madden , , , Rick . . . C.P. . , , Football 1,2,3,4 ,. . Basketball 1 . . . Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 2,3 . . . Garnet 81 Gold 2,3, Tim Lee Nancy Lent Don Licorish Chalie Logan 4 Officer , . , Senator 3,4 . . . Monitor 3,4 . . . Varsity Club 3,4 . . . Po- litical Science Club . .. Class Sales . .. Plans to go to college. john Budd Magee . . . Mixed . . . Wrestling Manager 1,2,3 . , . Foot- ball Manager 2,3 ... Golf 3 ... Garnet and Gold 3,4 ... Monitor 3,4 . . . Senator-at-large 4 . . . President of Political Science Club 4 . . , Treas. of Spanish Club 4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to go to college. james Robert Malehorn . . , C.P. . , , Cafeteria Worker 3,4 , . . Class Sales . ,. Plans to attend college. Bonita Kathleen Mancuso Bonnie . ,. ,Clerical Cafeteria Worker3 . ,. Class Sales . . . Plans to become an airline stewardess. George C. Marasco Mixed Class Sales . ., Plans to go to a technical school. Kathleen M. Marasco Kathy Mixed . .. Class Sales Fu- ture undecided. Leslie Conway Marriott , ,. Leser . . . C.P. . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Swimming 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1 Garnet 84 Gold 3 Prom Committee 3 ... Choir 3,4 ... Varsity Club 4 .,, A.F.S. 4 ... Class Sales . ,. Plans a nursing career. Thomas Samuel Masapollo .. . Mas . . . C.P. . , , Track 1 . . . Math Club 1,2,3 .,. Pep Club 3 ... Class Sales ... Plans to study data pro- cessing in college. Kathleen N. Maxwell , .. Max . . . Sec .... Hockey1 ... Band1 ... Swimming 2 Pep Club 4 Class Sales Future plans unknown. Dennis Craig McAuley . . . C.P. . . . Math Club 1,2,3,4 , . , Choir 3,4 ... junior Class Play 3 ... Senior Class Play 4 ... German Club 3,4 ... Football Manager 3 .,. Swim Team 3 ... Mu Alpha Theta 4 ... Class Sales , . . Plans to attend Rutgers College. Barbara jean McBride .. . Barb . . . C.P. . . . Hockey1 . . . F.H.A. 2, 3,4 ,,. F.T.A. 2,3,4 ... Monitor ... Choir ,,. Chorale 4 ... Senior Ensemble ... Pep Club 4 ... Music Club 4 ... Cafeteria Worker 4 . . . Class Sales . , , Plans to become a Medical Secretary. Frank Lewis Bruce Lickfield Sharon Long Donna Lukoff loe Lukomski Rick Madden john Magee jim Maiehorn Bonnie Mancuso George Marasco Kathy Marasco Leslie Marriott Tom Masapollo Kathy Maxwell Dennis Mgfauley Barbara McBride 113 Debbie McCollum Sheila McCormack Sue McDonough Lynn McElree Deborah Louise McCollum . , . Debbie . . . C.P. , . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 ... Swimming 1,2,3,4 . .. Glee Club 1,2 , ,, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . .. Cho- rale 3,4 , ., Choir 3,4 ... A.F.S. 3,4 ... Prom Committee . .. Garnet 84 Gold 3 ... Monitor 3,4 . .. Varsity Club 3,4 ... Office Worker 4 ... GARNETEER Literary Staff 4 . . , Class Sales . . . Plans to attend Slip- pery Rock State College and major in education. Sheila McCormack . . . C.P. . . . Class sales 1,2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 2,3,4 ... F.H.A. 3 ... Cafeteria worker 3,4 ... Office worker 3 .,. Prom committee 3 , . . College bound. Wayne Young McCoy . ,. General ... Football 1 .., Baseball 1 ... Class Sales . .. plans unknown. Margaret Sue McDonough . , , Marge , .. Clerical . . . Pep Club 1, 2 . . , Plans to take nursing at Camden Vocational School. Susan Elizabeth McDonough . . . Sue . . . C.P. . . . Softball 1,2 . . , Stage Crew 1 . .. Art Club 3,4 ... GARNETEER Art Staff 4 .., Senior Homecoming Attendant Class Sales Plans to attend art school. Lynn Frances McElree . .. Lynnie ... mixed . Pep Club 3,4 ... Class Sales . .. Plans unknown. Ellen Grace McGarvey . . . Garv ,. . C.P. , ,. Basketball 1 . . , F.T.A. 1 ... Swimming 2,3,4 ,.. Stage Crew 2 ... Dance Committee 2 ... Varsity Club 3,4 ... Pep Club 3,4 ... Prom Committee 3 ... Literary Staff of Garneteer 4 . . . Class Sales ,. . Plans to go to college to major in Physical Education. lohn joseph McHale .,. lack ... Mixed ... Football 1,2,3 ... Track 1,2 . .. Senate 1,2 , . . Swimming 2,3,4 , .. Varsity Club4 . ,. Lab Assistant 4 . . . Class Sales , .. Future unknown. Dennis Bernard McNamee Denny Mixed Class Sales . . . Plans to attend a technical school. Eileen Mc5hane ... Ei ... Basketball 1 .,, Pep Club ,.. F.H.A. 3 . .. Plans to work for the Airlines. 4 Wayne McCoy Marge McDonough Ellen McGarvey lack McHale Diane Lynn Meldrum Mel Mixed Swimming 1,2 Class Sales . .. Plans to work at Fiberglass. David Paul Miller ... Smiley ... C.P. ,.. Football 1 ... Basketball 1,2,3,4 ... Baseball 1,2 ... Cross Country 2,3,4 ... Garnet and Gold Society 2,3,4 . . . Class sales . . . Plans to go on to college. William David Miller Bill Mixed Track 1 ... Cross Country 2,3 Swimming 3,4 Class Sales Future plans unknown. Emilie Ann Minchin ... M ... Mixed ... Glee Club 1,2 ,,. Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3 F.H.A. 2,4 Prom Committee Choir 3 .., Girl's Chorale 3,4 ... A.F.S. 4 ... GARNETEER Photogra- phy Staff 4 . ,. Office Worker 4 . . , Class Sales . . , Plans to attend college. Patricia Anne Miskey Pat C.P. Cheerleading 2,3 Captain of Cheerleading 4 . ., Senator 3,4 . ,. Corresponding Sec'y of Senate 4 . . . Prom Committee Chairman 3 , . . Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 . . . Secretary of Spanish Club 4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Glenn Moore ... Mixed ... Wrestling1 ... Track 1 ,., Cross Coun- try 3 . . . Garnet 84 Gold 3 , ,. Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. Robert Michael Morrell . . . Hurc .. . Mixed . . . Wrestling 1 . . . Track 2,3,4 , . . Pep Club 3,4 Cafeteria Worker 4 . ,. Class Sales , . . Plans to enter military service. Carolyn Morris Sneaky Clerical Softball 1 Track 2 ... Class Sales , ,. Plans unknown. Stephen Corwin Mullen Feet Mixed Wrestling 1 Future plans include college or Vista. james Clay Murphy ,., Murph .,. C.P ..., Wrestling1 ... Track1 Archery 1,2 Soccer 2,3 Class Sales Plans to go to a technical school. l NW Denny McNamee Eileen McShane Diane Meldrum Dave Miller Bill Miller Emilie Minchin Pat Miskey Glenn Moore Bob Morrell Carolyn Morris Steve Mullen jim Murphy 115 Rita Nastasi Cindy Newhard Dave Nichols Mike Nolan N Donna Nuzzi lay Obenhaus Mike Offord Byung Oh Dave Oliver Sue Oropallo Leonard Otey A lean Page 116 Paul Palermo Danny Paul Bill Pfeiffer Mary Phipps Rita Diane Nastasi Rit C.P. Spanish Club 4 Inter- Racial Council 4 ... Pep Club 4 ... Class Sales Plans to attend college to major in Spanish. Cynthia jean Newhard . . . Cindy . . . C.P. .. . Dance Committee 1, 2,3,4 .. . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 .. . Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 . . . Choir 2,3,4 . . . Spanish Club 4 ... Senior Ensemble 4 ... Class Sales ... Will attend college as English major. David L. Nichols ... Nick . . . General ... Band 1,2,3 . .. Basketball Manager 1,2 ... Stage Crew 1 ... Baseball Manager 1 ,. .. Cross Country Manager 2,3 . . . Varsity Club 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. Michael Thomas Nolan . . . Harvey . . . Mixed . . . Baseball 1 . . . Stage Crew 1 ... Soccer 2 ... Track 3 ... junior Play ... Class Sales . . . Plans to attend Belmont Abbey College, North Carolina. Donna Marie Nuzzi . . . Clerical . . . Office Worker1 . . , Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 .. . Monitor 2,3 .. . Senator 4 . . . Student Affairs Committee 4 . . . Softball Manager4 . . . Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. Franklin jay Obenhaus . . . jay . .. Clerical . . . Wrestling 1 , . , Soc- cer 2,3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college or enter the Army. Michael john Offord . . . Mary . .. Mixed . . . junior Play . . . Se- nior Play 4 . .. Class Sales .. . Plans to attend a technical school. Byungho Oh 'ij-lo Ho C.P. Math Club President 4 Camera Club Secretary 4 . .. GARNETEER Art Staff 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . Poster Artist of Senate 4 ... National Thespians 4 . . . Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. David Henry Oliver ... Dave ... General ... Camera Club 1 ... Cross Country 3 . .. Basketball Manager 3,4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans unknown. Susan joy Oropallo . . . Sue . . . C.P. . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Bas- ketball 1 . . . Cafeteria Worker 3,4 . . . GARNETEER Business Staff 3 ... Monitor4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans include college. Leonard Donald Otey . .. Boatus Kong . . . Mixed . . . Football 4 . . . Monitor 4 . . . Plans to attend an electronics training center. l joe Pawlak Diane Petty Shirley Pimm Ralph PlSaI1O jean C. Page ... B'Wana ... C.P .... Swimming 1,2,3,4 . .. Hockey 1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Art Club 2,3,4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 ... Prom Committee . . . Vocal Concert Narrations 3 . . . Senior Play 3 ... Cheerleading 3 ...Varsity Club 3,4 ... A.F.S. 3 ... GARNETEER Business Staff 3 . .. Senate Vice-President ... Choir 4 . .. Girls' Cho- rale 4 ... Senate Camp 4 ... Monitor 4 ... Class Sales ... Future plans unknown. Paul j. Palermo . . . C.P .... Wrestling 1,2,3,4 . . . Track Manager 1,2,3 . . . Football Manager 3,4 . . . Plans to attend college. Daniel William Paul . . . Johnnie Appleseed . . . Mixed . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 .. . Cross Country1 .. . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend technical school. joseph john Pawlak . .. Pav . . . C.P. . . . Track 1 . . . Baseball 2,3,4 ... Math Club 4 ... Chess Club 4 ... Political Science Club 4 ... Monitor4 . .. Class Sales . . . College bound. Margaret Diane Petty . ,. Di ... Sec. ... Swimming 1,2,3 . .. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Senate1 ... Cheerleading 3,4 . .. Choir 3,4 . .. Class Sales . . . Future plans unknown. William j. Pfeiffer . . . Bill . . . General . .. Wrestling 1,2 . . . Base- ball 1,2,3 ... Monitor ... Class Sales ... Plans to join the Coast Guard. Mary Noel Phipps . . . Mar . . . C.P. . .. Hockey 1,2,3 . .. Softball Manager 1 ... Glee Club 1,2 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Ski Club 1 ... Choir 3,4 ... Chorale 3,4 . .. GARNETEER 3,4 . .. Assembly Commit- tee ... junior Play 3 ... Senior Girl's Ensemble 4 ... Vice-President of Music Club 4 ... Basketball Trainer 4 ... Senior Play 4 . .. Class Sales . . . College Bound. Shirley Ellen Pimm . . . C.P. ,. . A.V.A.1,2,3 . .. Softball 2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . .. Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. Ralph Angelo Pisano ... C.P. . .. Baseball 1 ... Wrestling 2 ... Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Track 3,4 . . . Prom Committee . . . Cafeteria Worker 4 ... Class Sales . .. Plans tojoin Navy. Kathy Pollier lim Quindlen Tom Quinn Kathy Regan Al Rehberger Carl Richards Mike Richards Bonita Richardson lane Ridner Ken Riebel lim Rippel Steve Roberts 118 .7 Kathleen Elizabeth Pollier . . . Pot . . . C.P. Cheerleading 1,2,3 ... Glee Club 1 ... Varsity Club 2,3,4 .,. Granet 8: Gold 2,3,4 ... Girl's State 4 ,. , Spanish Club 4 . . , Co-captain of Varsity Cheerlead- ing 3 , . . Class Sales . ., Future plans undecided. james john Quindlen .,. Mixed ... Track 1 .,. Wrestling 3 Monitor4 . . . Class Sales . .. Future plans unknown. Thomas john Quinn, jr. . . . C.P .... Tom . . , Basketball Manager1 ,., Dance Committee 2 ... Golf Team 4 ... Pep Club 3,4 ,.. Class Sales ,., Future plans unknown. Kathy H. Regan .., Reg. . .. Mixed .,. Senior Play 1 ... Glee Club 1,2 , .. F,H.A. 2 . . . Choir 3,4 , , . Girls Chorale4 . . . Class Sales. Alan Rehberger Carl Richards Michael Andrew Richards ,.. Mike ... Mixed .,, Track 1,2,3 ... Cross Country 3,4 , , , Pep Club 3,4 . . . Cafeteria Worker 4 . . . Prom Dave Robinson Cheryl Rogers Donna Rushin Carl Rutledge sembly Committee 4 .. . Student Conductor 4 . .. Class Sales . . , Will attend college. David L. Robinson Dave Mixed Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 . . . Track 1,4 . ,. Baseball 2,3 . . . Varsity Club 3,4 . . , Pep Club4 . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to attend college. Cheryl Yvonne Rogers Turk C.P. Glee Club 1,2 Concert Choir 3,4 .,, Girl's Chorale 3,4 ... Senior Girl's Ensemble ... Class Sales . ,. Future plans unknown. Renee Romano ... Ren .., C.P. ... French Club 1,2,3 . .. F.T.A.1 ... Pep Club 1,2,3 ... Handbook Committee 2 .,. Class Sales ... Plans to go to college and major in education. Patricia lean Romer . .. Pat . . . Sec .... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . . . F.H.A. 2 ... F.T.A. 4 ... GARNETEER Typing Staff 4 ... Monitor 4 . .. Class Sales . . . Plans to become a secretary. Donna Kaye Rushin . . . Donna . ,. C.P. . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Softball 1,2,3,4 . . , Library Council 1,2,3 . , . Pres. 4 Committee4 . .. Class Sales . .. Plans to enter the Navy. Bonita R. Richardson ... Buns ... C.P. .., Inter-Racial Council 2, 3,4 .,. Officer Worker 3 .,. Class Sales . .. Plans to attend Nursing school. jane Barrie Ridner ,., C.P. .,. Class Sales ,.. Scribe 1,2,3,4 . .. Bas- ketball 2 ... French Club 2,3 . .. Office Worker 2,3 ... Senior play 3, 4 ... junior Play 3 .., F.H.A. 3,4 ... National Thespian Society 4 ,. . Monitor 4 . .. Fashion designer or Home economics major. james Andrew Ripple Rip C.P. Swimming 2,3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 .., A.V.A. 3,4 .., Varsity Club 3,4 ... German Club 4 ...Choir 3,4 . ,. West Point for a career. Stephen Bennett Roberts Steve ... C.P. .., Football 1 ... Band 1,2,3,4 . . , Orchestra 1,2,3,4 . , , Dance Band 1,2,3,4 , .. A.V.A. 2,3,4 ,. . Math Club 2,3 . . . GARNETEER Business Staff 2,3 . . , Stage- crew 3,4 .., Choir 3,4 .,. Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 . ,, Monitor 4 ... As- Renee Romano Pat Romer Mark Rutter Nancy Salmon ... Girls Track 2 .., French Club 2,3 .., Inter-Racial Council 2 ,., A.F.S. 3,4 ... Garnet 8t Gold 2,3 ... Sec. 4 ,.. Senator 3 ,.. GARNE- TEER Literary Editor 4 ,., Monitor 4 ... Quill 84 Scroll 4 .. . National Honor Society 3,4 A.F.S. Americans Abroad Student to Austria ... Plans to go to college. Carl Ernest Rutledge .. . Cartlige . . . C.P. . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 1,2 ... Band 1,2,3,4 ... Baseball 1 .., Garnet 8: Gold 3,4 ... Class Sales ,.. Plansto attend college. Mark Hamilton Rutter . . , Mixed . . . Football 1 . . . Track 1,2,3 . . . Class Vice-Pres. 1 Soccer 2,4 Political Science Club 3,4 . .. Garnet 8: Gold 3,4 ,,. National Honor Society 4 ... Inter-Racial Council 4 , . . Class Sales , . , Plans to attend college. Nancy Marie Salmon .. . Nance . . . Mixed . .. Softball Manager 1, 2,3,4 .., Scribe 2,3 .., Monitor 2,3,4 ,.. Office Worker 2,3 ,,. GARNETEER typing staff 3,4 .., Cheerleading 3,4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 . ,. Class Sales . ,, Plans to be an Airline Stewardess. Deborah Ann Sanderson . .. Debbie C.P. Scribe 1,2 Dance Committee 1,2 ... Senator 2 ... Prom Committee . ,. Office Worker 3,4 . .. Monitor 3,4 . .. Lab Assistant ... Choir 4 . .. Photog- raphy editor of GARNETEER 4 . .. National Honor Society 3,4 , . , Cit- izenship Institute . .. Class Sales . ,. Plans to attend college. Frank E. Sanske ... C.P. ... Football 1,2 . ,, Baseball 1,2 ... Basket- ball 1 ... Class Pres. 2 ... Garnet 84 Gold 2,3 ... Soccer 2,3 . .. Class Sales . ., Future plans include college. Susan Louise Sauls , . . Sue . , . Sec. . . . Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Scribe1 ... Glee Club 1 ... Dance Committee 2 ,.. l.V. Basketball 2 ... Prom Committee 3 Working for First Pennsylvania Banking 84 Trust Co. Tari Vivienne Saunders . . . Wez . , . Clerical . . . Glee Club , , , 1,2, 3,4 ... Choir 3,4 ... Girl's Chorale 3,4 . .. Class Sales ... Will study business in college and work as a model. Keith David Schanz . .. Mixed ... Track 1 ... Cross Country 3 ... Class Sales . . . Plans to go to college. Kathy Cynthia Scheibelhut . . . Scheib' '... C.P .... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Debbie Sanderson Frank Sanske Keith Schanz Kathy Scheibelhut Health Careers1 ... F.H.A.1,2,3 ... Baseball 1 . .. Glee Club 1,2 . ,. Pep Club 2,3,4 ... Office Worker 4 . .. Monitor 4 . ,. Prom Commit- tee 3 Class Sales Future plans include nursing school and marriage. Richard Shannon . . . Mixed . ,. Class Sales . . . Future Undecided. Albert Frederick Side . .. Al . .. Mixed . . . Senate 4 , , . Football Trainer 1,2,3 ... Basketball Trainer 4 ... Wrestling Manager 1 ... Varsity Club 4 . . . Plans to attend college, Robert Michael Sieck Zeke General Class Sales Future plans unknown. Robert Harry Simmington .,, Simm .. . C.P. ... A.V.A.1,2,3,4 ... Track1 ... Soccer 3,4 . .. Wrestling 2,3,4 . ., Choir 3,4 . . . Male Glee Club 4 Refreshment Stand Class Sales . . . Future plans in- clude college, the Air Force and commercial piloting. Susan Anne Sinclair ... Sue ... C.P. . .. Hockey 1,2 ... Softball Manager 1,2 . . , Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2,3 . . , Spanish club 3 ... German club 3,4 . . . yearbook staff 3,4 . .. Girl's Chorale 4 ... Music Club 4 ... Monitor 4 ... Make-up Committee 4 . ., Class Sales ... Girl's Citizenship Institute 4 .,, Studied at U. of Madrid ,.. 0 ... Basketball 1 ... Art Club 1 Handbook Committee 2 ... Dance Committee 2 ... Prom Committee 3 ... Monitor 3 . .. Cafe- teria worker 3,4 ,. . GARNETEER literary staff 3 . . . Spanish Club 3,4 ... German Club 3,4 ... Math Club 4 . ,, Concession stand worker 4 ... Class Sales , .. Plans to go to college. Elizabeth Grace Schmid . . . C,P. . . , Hockey 1,2 , , . Orchestra 1,2,3,4 ... Senate 1,2 , .. Glee Club 1 ... Library Council 1,2,3,4 ... Debat- ing 3 ... German Club 3,4 . .. Garnet 8t Gold 3,4 . . , National Honor Society 4 . . . GARNETEER Assistant Editor-in-Chief , , . Plans to at- tend college. Donald Bruce Schmidt Flash Mixed Wrestling 1,2,3,4 ... Band 1,2,3 ... Pep Club 3,4 ... Cafeteria Worker . . . Class Sales . .. Plans to go to college. Mark Steven Schofield ,. . Mixed . , . Monitor 4 . , , Class Sales , . . Future undecided. Gregory Paul Selah . .. Greg . . . C.P. . , . Debating 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Cathy Ann Shaffer ... Tater ... Mixed ... Susan Sauls Tari Saunders r Elizabeth Schmid Don Schmidt Plans to attend college and travel. George john Singley . .. Mixed ... Wrestling1 ... Wrestling Trainer 3 . . . Biology Lab Assistant 3,4 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans college and later go into some field of biology. Sandra Gale Sloan Sandy Mixed Hockey 1,2,3,4 Track 2 ... Monitor 3,4 ... F.T.A. 3,4 ... Pep Club 4 . .. Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. William H. Snedaker, lr. ... Bill '... C.P. ... Band 1,2,3,4 . .. Chess Club 1,2 ... Band Manager 2,3,4 ... Orchestra 3,4 ... Choir 3,4 ... Male Glee Club 3,4 . ,. Iunior Play 3 ... Music Club 4 ... Class Sales ... Plans to go on to college and joining the Air Force. Gail Lynne Speese ... Sec. ... Monitor 3 ... Class Sales ... Plans to go into secretarial work. Walter William Spencer . . , Walt ... C.P. ... Wrestling1 . .. Band, 1,2,3,4 . . . Class Sales . .. Future plans unknown. Robert Andrew Stafford . . . Andy .. . Mixed . . . Football 1,2 . , . Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Track 2 Soccer 3 . .. junior Class President ... junior Class Play 3,4 . ., Garnet 81 Goldf3 . .. Class Sales , . . Plans to attend college. Mark Schofield Greg Selah Cathy Shaffer Rich Shannon Al Side Bob Sieck Bob Simmington Sue Sinclair George Singley Sandy Sloan Bill Snedaker Gail Speese Walt Spencer Andy Stafford 121 Ronald john Stagliano Stag C.P. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 ... Track 1,2 ... Wrestling 2 ... Senator 3 ... Monitor 3,4 . . . Garnet 84 Gold 2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 , . . Alternate to Boys Stage 3 ... President of Senior Class ... Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. joseph james Stevens ... jay ... Mixed ... Football 1 ... Chess Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Track 2 . .. Class Sales , .. Plans to attend college. Nancy Marie Stevens . . . Nance . . . C.P. . . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1 Freshman Chorale Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Soph. Chorale . . . Choir 3,4 . . . Office Worker 3,4 . ,. Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 A.F.S. 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Citizenship Institute . ,. Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Catherine Christina Stinson , . . Cathy . . . Sec. . . . Basketball 1,2,3, 4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Hockey Trainer 3 ... GARNETEER Typing and Photography Staff 4 Class Sales Plans to work after graduation. Thomas Martin Stronski . . . Mixed ,. . Wrestling 1 . . . Football 1 , ,. Cafeteria Worker 3,4 , . . Class Sales ,. . Future plans unknown. jane Elizabeth Strunce , . . Scruncher . . . C.P. , . . Hockey 1,2,3 . . , Hockey Captain 4 Basketball 1 Girls' Chorale 1,2 . .. Prom Committee 3 ... junior Play ... Choir 3,4 , A.F.S. 3,4 ... Monitor 3,4 . . . Varsity Club 2,3,4 ,. . Varsity Club Treasurer 4 . . . Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 . ,. Class vice-President 2,3,4 . , , Class Sales . . , Plans to go on to college and major in elementary education. Scott William Summerfield , . . Mixed , . , Football 1 . . . Wrestling 2, 3,4 ... Golf 2,3,4 ...'Varsity Club 2,3,4 ... Class Sales ... College bound. james Walter Sutch . .. jimmy . . . General . . . Stage Crew 2 , ,. Monitor4 . . . Class Sales . . , Plans to attend college. Eileen Mary Swanson ... I ... C.P. ... Pep Club 3,4 ... Choir 4 ... Senior Girl's Ensemble 4 ... Plans to work and get married soon. Patricia Lee Sweeten . . . Pat ,. . Mixed . .. Choir 3,4 . . . Cheer- leading 4 ... Hockey 1 ... Glee Club 1,2 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Girl's Track 2 . ,. Class Sales . . . Future plans are to attend college. Meredith Louise Thompson ... Meri ... Mixed ... Hockey 1 ... Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Cafeteria Worker 3,4 . . . Class Sales .. . Future plans undecided. Noel Wayne Tinsman .. . C.P. . Band 1,2,3,4 .. . Dance Band 2,3,4 ... Orchestra 2,3,4 . .. German Club 3,4 . .. College bound. Nancy Lou Tomaselli ,. , Tootser C.P. ., . Basketball 1,2 ., , Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Chorus 1,2 . . . Choir 3,4 . . . Class Secretary 1,2,3,4 ... Garnet 8: Gold 2,3,4 ... Monitor 3,4 ... National Honor Society 3,4 ... Office Worker 3,4 ... Prom Committee .. , Spanish Club 3,4 ,.. Girl's Citizenship Institute ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend West jersey Hospital School of Nursing. Samuel Tuzza .,. Sam ... Mixed ... Baseball 1 ... Monitor 4 ... Pep Club 4. . , Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. Alvis L. Vaughan ,. , Slick Clerical . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . , Foot- ball 3,4 . .. Swimming 3 . . . Class Sales . .. Future plans undecided. john Donald Vaughan jack Clerical Swimming 1 .. . Track1 ... Band 1 ... A.V.A1 ... Cross Country 2,3,4 ,.. Monitor 3, 4 ... Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 ... Pep Club 4 ... Class sales ... Plans undecided. janet Ellen Venables . ,. janzy . . . C.P. . . . Band 2,3,4 . . . Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 ... Stage Crew 1 ... Garnet 84 Gold 3,4 .. , Monitor 3,4 ... Pep Club 4 ... A.F.S. 4 ,., GARNETEER Photography Staff 4 ... Class Sales .. . Future plans unknown. Edward Tyler Vile . . . Mixed .. . Class Sales . . , Future plans unde- cided. Eileen Theresa Vincent ... I ... Mixed ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Glee Club 1,2 ... Concert Choir 3 ... Girls' Chorale 3,4 . .. F.H.A. 2 ... F.T.A. 4 . .. GARNETEER Typing Staff 4 , ,, Class Sales ... Plans to go to college. Charles A. Walker C.P. Band 1,2,3 Dance Band 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 . . . Class Sales ... Plans to join Air Force Reserve and then college. Steven Walker ... C.P. ... Football Manager 1,2 ... Class Sales ... Plans to attend college. A Ron Stagliano joe Stevens Tom Stronski lane Strunce Nancy Stevens Cathy Stinson Scott Summerfield lim Sutch Eileen Swanson Pat Sweeten Merri Thompson Noel Tinsman Nancy Tomaselli Sam Tuzza Alvis Vaughn lack Vaughan lanet Venables Tyler Vile Eileen Vinfenf Charles Walker Steve Walker 123 Chrissandra Waller ... Chrissy ... Clerical ... Class Sales ... Plans to-womf. , Keith ,Rf Waters .. . Mixed . . . Wrestling 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Class,Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Gary Stephen Weaver . . . Mixed . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Class Sales . . . Plans to attend college. Robert Charles Webb . . . Bob . . . Mixed . . . Archery1 .. . Moni- tor 4... Plans to go to college. Carl Weil . .. Mixed .. . Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Orchestra 1,2,3,4 . , . Math Club 2,3,4 . . . Dance Band 2,3,4 . . . Debating 3,4 . . . Garnet 84 Gold . 4 Chris Waller Keith Waters Gary Weaver Bob Webb Carl Weil Holly Weiss 3,4 ... Photography Club 3,4 ... South jersey Band ... College bound. Holly Anne Weiss . . , C.P. . . . Senator 1,2,3,4 . . . Orchestra 1,2,3,4 .. . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Hockey Manager 1,2,3,4 . . . Scribe reporter 1, 2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4 . .. Garnet and Gold 2,3,4 .. . Play 3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . . Constitution 84 By-Laws Committee 3 Girl's Chorale 3,4 lr. Miss Representative 4 Rec. Secy. Senate 4 ... Pres. of Choir 4 ... V.P. of Library Council 4 . .. Spanish Club 4 ... Music Club 4 ... South jersey Orch. 1966-67 ... Lincoln Center Student Awards . . . Will attend West Chester State College as aMusic education major commmee 1 Bowling 1 choir 3,4 Girls Chorale 3,4 Dianne Williams ... Mixed ... Basketball 1,2 ... Softball 1,2 ... Pep Club 3,4 ,.. Senator 4 ... Secretary of Music Club 4 ... F.T.A. 4 Class Dances 1,2 . . . Cheerleader 3,4 . . . College bound. ,. . Constitution and By Laws Committee 4 . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . Paula Anne Williams ,.. Kinnie ... C.P .... Glee Club 1,2 . . . Girls Class Sales , .. Plans to attend College. Choral 2,3,4 ... Track Team 2 ... Choir 3,4 ... Class Sales ., , Plans Robert C. Zeletes ... Bob ... Mixed ... Baseball 1,2 ... Class to go to college to become a social worker. Sales . . . Future plans unknown. David Donald Yeager .. . Dave ,. . C.P. .. . Basketball 1,2 ,, , Roberta Zeletes ... Bert' '... Mixed ... Majorettes 3,4 . .. Monitor Track 1,2,3,4 . . . A.V.A. 3,4 ,. . Class Sales .. . Plans to go to college 3 . ,. Class Sales . . . future plans undecided. and enter scientific field. 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Lyford Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Macartney Mr. MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Willard j. Madden Mr. W. F. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Malinowski Mr. and Mrs. Louis Manna john A. Marchesani, M.D. Mark and Barb Mark and Roxanne Mr. and Mrs. Masapollo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maurice Charles j. Mayo john Mazzacano Mr. Bill Mccombs Dennis McAuley Mrs. Dorothy McCormack Katherine McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. McGee Mr. and Mrs. john j. McHale Mrs. jeanne McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Moynihan Debbie and Shirley Mellor Sharon Mellor Mr. and Mrs. George W. McKenna, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Meschini Mrs. Earl Mewshaw Michael and Pat Mike and Althea Mr. Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Minerd Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Moore Monty and Karen Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy My three sons Cindy Newhard Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Newhard Steve Newhard Donna Nuzzi Dr. and Mrs. O. j. Oropollo Orp, Shuttlebutt, Hecklimeyer, Ollie Dr. and Mrs. E. Spencer Paisley Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paschell Pat and Norm Mr. and Mrs. joseph Pawlak Pearl's Celebrity Room Cinda Pearlman Mr. john Peternell Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Peters, jr. Mr. and Mrs. john M. Petty Mr. jack Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Roy j. Pifer Shirley Pimm Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phipps Mr. and Mrs. james A. Ripple Albert B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rogers, Sr. Peggy Rogers Anthony j. Romano Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. john Romer john Reis, jr. Robert j. Rippel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ritter Dane Rohm Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Rutter Marion and Elaine Rutter SA B 430764 Mr. B. Sakaw Debbie Sand Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Scruncher icz erson M. L. Sanderson R. P. Sandmeyer Sandowich Frank Sanske H. Saunders Russel Schaible George Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seagreaves Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Shortie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Senoff Hebert W. Shaffer Albert E. Side C. Siefert Warren C. Sinclair William Slevin Harry Sloan Lamond H. Smith William Smith N. C. Sporer, jr. Mr. and Mrs. james Staffiera Dr. and Mrs. B. j. Stearn Biff and Doug Stearn Dale and Gw enn Stea rn Steve and jan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. joseph O. Stevens, jr j. W. Stevenson Marshall L. Stoltz R. Strunce Raymond Sulzer M. C. Sweeten Miss judy Tannebaum The joseph T aylor Family Teddy C645 and The Duchess C653 Mr. and Mrs. Louis j. Tischl Robert G. Test, jr. er Tom and Beth Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Tomaselli Miss Alfreda Tomkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Troutman Charles C. Trueland Eleanor C. Tunis Turkey Man Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Urban Fred Venables janet Venables Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Vile, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vincent Mr. and Mrs. j. Wahala William Wallen Plasma Spray Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William H. Pole H. Lawrence Pollier Robert W. Purden Sammuel F. Pusey james P. Quindlin .Thomas Quinn, Sr. C. Rahme Alan Rehberger Mr. and Mrs Bob Reif Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Louis Rehberger Louis j. Rewalt Zannie Richardson Clifford Richman The Other Camp Rick and Carole Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wasiluk We Had Some Goodwins Mr. and Mrs. N. john Weiss lanice and Mike Wicken Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wilson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Yeager Mrs. Charlotte Yerks Mrs. Naomi L. Youngblood Mr. and Mrs. George C. Zeletes Mr. and Mrs. j. Robert Zensen Fred and Mae Zubrack Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Zwaska Gracie's Gang I QYAYI If ldv, A ' :zu V 55 '-Q ., V 4-'Dum W me ' -- 's- . . Er... H ' E 53 5 V-'. LjAjjf- ji ., L ' SAC 1 P A .-1 H - I . l , Mfuffsf FHlLADfl. HI Q, Q h .9 Q, Q5 s Od' if Osage? f, sa-o9f,.4,.o4v o 06' -6 Gqxff'-fa xyq.0'cgXe6-lxQx'K0 cqllfqgxpyl-7-90 9 QV' QNOQN, qv- V 50 Q6 'xx Ny xx Y' QQ. 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Phone 547-0829 4299428 Compliments of Compliments of 1 METR0 CAB GUYS n DOLLS 547-1076 602 Station Avenue Haddon Heights When your on the go - GO METRO F Infants to Teens rom MARC ELLA'S HAIRSTYLING SALON Compnmemsof StylistsoColoristso Hairshaping Pefmanenrs L J. WILLIAMS JOHNSON 304 Reading Ave. 547-8281 Barrington, N. J. 08007 Office Supplies 0 School Supplies COmp'lme tS me JERSEY BUSINESS suPPi.Y CHAMPION co. Clements Bridge Rd. and Atlantic Ave. Barrington, N. J. 546-5666 Compliments of LOU HECKROTH PLASTERING AND STUCCO Phone 547-0633 H 81 S FREEZER FOOD CENTER Food for Freezers Only 118 Haines Avenue, Barrington, N. J. 547-1000 We'd love to meat your freezer PAGE BROS. Lumber - BuiIder's Hardware Roofing Supplies - Paints Garden Supplies 50 Clements Bridge Road Barrington, N. J. 547-7620 Compliments of WHITE HORSE CAR WASH complete car cleaning service also exterior wash Ladies' Day Tuesday 312 White Horse Pike Barrington, N. J. CHARLEY'S OF BARRINGTON 100 Clements Bridge Road Barrington,N.J. 547-4671 Quality Men's Clothing Complete Formal Rentals Compliments of ED PALUMBO'S GROCERIES WERNER'S PASTRY SHOP 504 Station Avenue Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF '69 Haddon Heights JOHN R. BEAUREGARD Weyerhaeuser Company Barrington, New Jersey W. C. Davis, Inc. Fuel Oil Plumbing- Heating Oil Burners - Water Heaters 605 Station Avenue Haddon Heights, N.J. Compliments of Finney Wood's Men's Shop Featuring Hart, Schaffner, And Marx Clothing 123 King's Highway E. Haddonfield, N.J. 2 ' W I N09 e NU X is V .mul We X -i 1 3 3:25 Q s 'ILQIQTQ .-s? ?'T's,1.,rf5f3 A 2 Xxx I A O f O 5? I asm, ,-nj' X. 1 ,sf Q, Rx f Zo ,y .zgqfgzf , ,L ,-,' J Q Q 2 ' ':j'i.f,Q' ' V! Q 6 X Q 053 XD X . ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs may be ordered. 2' V21- -Q S sesfffigitgv Igysggrfgwggo 1'fI m I fi Ei an 57 , 3' ' tx! in l T A Adams, Susan 48 Adler, Patricia 33, 48 Agnew, Mary Jane 48 Ancher, Wayne 48 Andrews, Antonelli, Linda 48 Asaro, Paula 48 Atkins, Cindi 48 Atkinsson, George B Bailey, Joanne 33, 48 Bailey, Susan 30, 48 Bajart, Jody 48 Baliski, Barbara Bates, John 35,48 Baum, Steven 48 Baumhauer, Ann Becker, Henry 72 Bennard, Thomas 35, 48 Bennett, Susan 48 Berry, Lynn 48 Biondo, Maureen 48 Borgesi, Richard Bosworth, Kevin Braxton, Janice Bray, Clifford 48 Breyer, Stephen 48 Brown, Charles 48 Brown, Donna 48 Brown, Rochelle 48 Buhecker, Roberta 48 Bullock, Debra 48 Bumarch, Antonio C Caggiano, Robert 29, 48 Carfiolite, David 48 Callahan, Michael 48 Carr, Dennis Case, Donald 48, 67 Charity, Myra 48 Christensen, Deborah Cilurso, Barbara 48 Ciocco, Michael Cipressi, June 33, 48 Clark, Josephine 48 Cleary, Patricia Clouse, Patricia 48 Collins, Michael 29, 48 Cook, Barbara 48 Cordingley, Jane Cosky, Steven 29, 48, 67 Costi, Diane 33 Crisafi, Anthony 48 Croker, Betty Culbertson, Carole Culp, Grant 29, 48 D Dailyda, John 48 Darby, Alan 67 Davidson, Gary 48 Deakin, Donald 24 Decker, Mary Dehnhard, Matthew Demetro, Joann 48 Deuter, Carol 48 Devita, Jeanette 48 Dick, Janice 48 Diedrickson, Paul 48 DiMona, Robert 48 Doganiero, Frank 72 Dollarton, Philip 48 Drew, Donna 33, 48 DuBois, Lisa 33, 48, 79 DuBois, Peter 35, 48, 67 Dmn, Timothy 29 E Ecker, Jacqueline 48 Eckert, Robert Eckert, Thomas 48 Edwards, Pamela 48 Erickson, Patricia 48 Essinger, Eileen 48, 67 Evangelisti, Robert 48, 72 F Falchetta, John 48 Fanelle, Denise 48 Fareri, Anne 48 Farr, Denise 33, 48, 79 Farrell, James 48 Feeley, Barbara 33, 48 Felmy, Steven 48 Ferentz, Mary 48 Fernandez-Vina, George 29, 48 Fesi, Bernadette48 Flamini, Kenneth 48 Foglia, Anthony 48 Forest, Michael 29, 48 Froncolino, Janet 48 G Gaffney, William 48, 67, 79 Gamble, Raymond Geerling, John 48 Genovese, Pasquale 29, 48 Gibson, Eremese 48 Gibson, Thomas 29, 48 Gilchrist, Gary 50 Gilson, David 35, 48 Goodman, Karen 48 Gordon, Philip 31, 48 Green, Ronald 29, 48 Groff, Kim 33, 48 Grytko, Elise 33, 48, 79 Gump, Janet 48, 67 Gunther, Keith 35, 48, 67 Guz, Susan 48 H Hall, Jacqueline 48 Hall, Raymond 48 Hann, David Hannum, Carolyn 48 Hannum, Sdynne 48 Harman, Ga' y 40 Harshaw, Dgvid 50 Hazelton, Ophelia 50 Henderson, Lloyd 29, 50, 60 Henzler, Frederick 29, 50 Herin, Robin 50, 67,79 Higgins, Maureen 50 Higgs, Rita 50 Hill, Frank 50 Hill, Marianne Hill, Timothy 29, 50 Hoffman, Daniel 50 Hoffman, Rachel 33, 50, 60 Hungridge, Janet 33, 50 I lvins, Steven 50 J Jackson, Kevin 50 Jarratt, Christine Jenkins, Robert 50 Jones, Gary 50 Jones, Judith 50 K Kamarauskas, Robert 50 Kanwisher, Gary 50 Kellaway, Nancy 33, 50, 79 Kelly, George 44, 50 Kendall, Sharon 50 Kennedy, Karen 50 Khoury, Cynthia 33 King, Deborah 33 Kirby, Adrienne Kirkpatrick, Charles 29, 49, 67 Klinshaw, Joseph 49 Koenig, Joyce 54 Koykka, Steven 49 Kozel, Janice Kramer, Joseph 49 Krawczka, Joseph 49 Kunzer, Stau rt 49 L Lachapelle, Dennise 49 Laighton, Linda 49, 79 Lawrence, Wanda 49 Leavey, Walter 29, 49 Leeds, Charles 29, 49 Lenard, Joan 33, 48 Freshmen 140 Leonard, William 49, 67, 72 Lescure, Edward 29, 49 Levins, Ella 49 Lewbart, Linda Licorish, Thomas 49 Liss, Deborah 49 Lo Castro, Joseph Loder, William 35 Loeffler, Linda 49, 67 Logue, John 29, 49 Lombardo, Joseph 49 Long, James 29, 49 Lougherty, Susan 49 Lounsberry, Jo Ann 67 Lukomski, Nancy 49, 67, 79 M Mackerell, Diane 49, 67 Mahony, Dennis 49 Manna, John 33, 49 Mannion, Barbara 30 Marcus, Frances 47 Marks, James 49 Marvin, Carl Maskery, Barbara Matchett, Geoffrey 30, 49 McAuley, Steven 49 McCollu, Leslie 49 McDaniel, John 29, 49 McGee, Kathleen 30 McGill, Elaine 79 McGroarty, Bruce 49 McHale, Winnifred 49 McKenna, Elaine 49 McNally, Thomas 49 McShane, Kevin 49 Meinel, Richard 49 Memmo, Frank 49 Menaqualo, Stephen 49 Meyer, Bruce 49 Miller, Robert 49, 67 Milligan, Patricia 49 Miller, Marilyn 33, 49 Minchin, Mary 49 Molineri, Anthony 7, 49, 67 Moore, Christine 49 Morales, Gary 29, 49 Morris, Goldie Morrison, Betty 49 Mosconi, Gloria Mosley, Clifton 49 Mosley, Mary 49 Murphy, Mary 49 N Nastasi, John 49 Newell, Donald 29, 49 Newman, Jane 49 Nickel, Harry Nissenzone, John 49 O Obenhaus, Bruce 49 O'Connor, Denise Oliver, Robert 49 P Paul, Patricia 33, 49 Pedrick, Steven 49 Perozzi, Eugene 49 Petrocci, Jodie 33 Petty, Ernestine 50 Phillips, Judith 50 Pidatella, Anthony Pisano, Anthony 50 Polk, Charles 50 Ponton, Farley 29, 50 Ponton, Rudell Preen, Thomas Previti, John 50 - ., Procida, Deborah 50 Proctor, William 29, 50 Prouty, Stephen R Raffa, Ramona 50 Reamer, Ralph 50 Recupero, Richard Reeve, Mary 50 Reif, Joan 50 Reif, Robert 50 Reis, Beatriz 50 Rettinger, Diane Rettinger, Gary Roberts, John 30, 50 Robertson, George 50 Robson, Laurie 50 Rocco, Anthony Rodgers, James Ross, Jerome Ross, Michael 28, 50 Rudolph, Wayne 35, 50 Rutledge, Paul 50 S Sackawicz, Patricia Sandmeyer, Ronald 50 Sandowich, David S0 Sattin, Debbie 50 Saunders, Hartford 50 Scanlon, Stephen 50 Scherer, Sandy 50 Schmid, George 50 Schultz, Barry 50 Scott, Mark Severance, Wayne 50 Sharp, George 50 Shockley, Joseph Shute, Ronald 50 Sieck, James Simmington, Richard 29, 50 Simmons, Kim 50 Skroski, Barbara Slemmer, Richard 50 Smith, Darryl 50 Smith, Jacalyn 33, 50 Smith, Keith 29, 50, Smith, Patricia Smith, Sandra Smith, William Snyder, loan 50, 67 Snyder, Martha 33, 50 Speese, Donna 50 Spencer, Joseph 50 Stnaden, Gerald Stevens, Kevin Still, Jonathan 50 Stone, Debra 33, 50 Stove, Josephine 50 Straub, Douglas Strickland, Patricia Surynt, William Swiecicki, Dorothy 50 Sykea, Carolyn T Taraschi, Catherine 33, 50 Taylor, Katherine 50 Test, Carol 33, 50, 67 Teti, Steven 29, 50 Thomas, Terry Thompson, David Thompson, Gail 33, 50 Tilden, Mark 35, 50 Tischler, Susan 33, 50 Toliver, Leonard 50 Tomkiewicz Catherine 50 Tratyf Ioanne 47, 67 Trebino, Ann 47 Tursi, Florence 47 U Ulkloss, Jean 33, 47 Upshaw, Bonita 47 V Valente, Michael 47 VanSant, Judy 47, 67 Vennitti, Christy 47 Vicki, Michael 27, 47 Vogt, Gail 47 W Wagner, Harry 47 Waid, Janet 47 Wakefield, James 47 Walden, Miriam 47 Walker, Cynthia 33, 47 -Walker, Michael 47, 67 Waller, Linda 47 Ward, Cecelia 47 Wardell, Edward 47 Wasiluk, Michael 29, 47 - ff' -We-4. . .,.W s ,.-.-- -vgnvkf-fn Waters, Donna Watson, Donna 32, 33 Webb, Thomas Weber, judith 47 Weisgerber, Keith Welsh, Georgeann 47 Werner, Nancy 47 A Alper, Steve 46, 53, 60, 67 Angelozzi, Drew 53 Annuziato, Linda 53 Aronow, Richard 53 Ayscue, Karen 53 B Banner, Barbara Us er ,-. Barr an ra XID S Mlm' l rt oom ,Stephen 53 Bauer, William 53 Belmonte, Linda 53 Bennetti, Alice 53 Benton, Dolores 53 Bergdoll, Mercedes 53 Berry, Kenneth Berry, Michael 34, 45, 53 Bigum, john 44, 53 Benetti, Dawn 33, 53 Bordi, Diane 53 Borzone, Carolann 53 Boskovich, Leslie jo 53 Bransdorf, Richard 35, 45, 53 Brazington, Nancy 53, 72 Brooks, Clarence Brown, Christine 53 Brown, Edward 35, 44, 53 Bumarch, Linda Burrough, james 35, 45, 51 Bussian, Nancy 30, 51 Butler, Ronald 45, 51 C Caffery, Patricia 51 Carr, james 51 Cavanaugh, jan 51 Chladek, joAnn 51 Cinko, Diane 51 Colgan, Michael 28, 51 Colligon, Diane 42, 51, 73 Conaway, Stanley 51 Condello, Karl 45, 51 Conner, Terry 51 Cooper, Alben 51 Craig, Patricia 51 Cramer, Todd 45, S1 Crane, Marcella 51 Crowe, Pamela?7 Crozier, Diana O, 51 Culp, Alton 51 Cunningham, Ella Cunningham, janice 51 Cunningham, Robert D Daubert, john 45, 51 Deanley, Gary 51 Delaine, Rayna 51 Delany, Maryann 33, 51 Dewar, jean 51 DeGiamber, Frances 51 DiMarco, Roseann 51 DiMarino, Linda 51 Diss, David 34, 51 Dobromilski, Helena 33, 52 Donahue, Kathleen 52 Dougherty, Charles 52 Dromgoole, Theresa 52 DuBois, Diane 52, 66 Dunman, Glenn 39, 52, 72 Duprey, Kathy 33, 52 E Eberhardt, Donald 52 Eckert, james 28, 45, 52 Ehrenkrantz, Marc 39, 52 Ellis, Michael 52 .Erickson, james 52, 81 Ertl, Ann 52, 63, 65 Y. , Wetzell, Karen 47 Wideman, Denice 33,47 Wilkerson, Wayne 47 Williams, Geraldine Williams, janice 33, 47 Wilmer, Reda 47 Wilson, Francis Wolozen, Robert Woodward, Mark 47, 67 Y Yeager, Debra 33, 47 Sophomores Escher, Albert 44, 52 Esposito, Frank 52 Evans, Richard 52 Ewell, Mark 34, 45, 52 F Fahey, Thomas Fehlinger, Georgia 33, 43, 52 Ferentz, Barbara Fesi, joseph 52 Fetterman, Matthew Ficklin, Roberta 52 Figura, Kristin 52 Flippen, Leslie 52, 60 Franke, john 52 Fulcher, Bryan 52 Fullerton, Linda 52 G Gaehring, joyce 30, 52, 73 Galati, Roberta 52 Gaskill, Deborah 52 Geiger, Stephen 52 Gentile, Frank 52 Geortler, joseph 28, 44, 52 Gibbs, Linda 52 Gilfillan, Kathleen 52, 73, 79 Goode, Robert 45, 52 Goodfellow, jean 52, 60 Greene, Denise 52 Gregorio, Richard Grenhart, Gloria 52 Grundlock, Milton 52 Gundlock, Milton 52 Gump, Michael 52, 67 H Haldeman, Gail 52 Hammell, Steven 52 Harbinson, Gary 52 Harmon, Raemona 52 Harrop, Thomas 34, 52 Harshaw, Bradford 52 Hart, Dianne 52, 67 Harvey, Gail Heald, Scott 52 Heckroth, judith 33, 43, 51, 52 Heins, Virginia S2 Hen ry, Fran k 52 Hering, Cheryl 52, 67 Higgs, Reginald 44, 52 Hofflinger, Howard 52 Hoffman, Robert 52 Hogan, Patricia 52 Hoover, Brian 52 Houseknecht, Susan 52, 66, 67 Houser, Robin 28, 52 Hoyle, Robert 52, 67 Hudgins, William 28, 44, 52 Hughes, Lawrence 35, 52 Hungridge, Wayne 52, 72 Hurst, Graig 28, 44, 51, 52 laconelli, Michael 52 lnterlante, Diane 52 l jay, Stanton jeffries, john 52 johnson, Charlene 52 johnson, john 52 jones,-Nathaniel 44, 52 jones, Stephen'28, 52 K Kennedy, Robert 35, 44, 54 Kennedy, Thomas 18, 45, 54 Kind,Carol 54, 66, 83 Klinshaw, Robert 54 A. , AK. .L ..,. .s..,..,-,...nalza....ts..f..-..s....,...-.. 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Still, Dennis 44, 53 Still, Sheila 42, 53 Stoyer, Richard 53 Summerfield, Gale 53 Sunket, Bryan 53 Sutton, Ronald 53 Sweeten, Darlene 53 T Tatman, Nancy 53 Tessitore, Virginia 51, 53, 65 Todd, Deborah 34, 54, 79 Todd, George 54 2 A I 3, 80, 83 Townsend, Michael 35, 45, 54, 72 Train, Donald 44, 54 Troutman, William 35, 44,54 Troy, Roberta 54 Truaz, Susan 54, 65 Tucker, Mark 54 U Urban, Christine 54, 83 V Vermilye, Grace 54 W Wallace, Valerie 54 A Abbattista, Joanna 56, 66, 79 Abraham, Debbie 56 Abrams, George 56 Agnew, Elizabeth 78 Angelozzi, Donna 56, 73, 83 Antonelli, Evo 56 Arthur, Philip 56, 72 Asaro, Joan 56, 81 Atone, Vicki 56 B Bair, Robert Baker, Darlene 33, 56, 73, 79 Bantle, Dennis 56 Barraclough, Marybeth 56, 71, 83 Battista, Susan 56 Baumhauer, Janice 42, 56, 80 Bennard, Patricia 56, 80 Bennett, Mark 101 Bobo, Sharon 56 Brannon, Dorothy 56 Branedorf, Carolyn 33, 56, 79 Brown, David 56, 58 Brown, Robert Buck, Richard 22, 56, 68, 79 Burrough, Patricia 56, 79 C Carley, Jacalyn 79 Carr, Barbara56, 80 Carrozzino, Jerome 28 Carruth, Phyllis 56 Carter, Daniel 56 Carter, Robert 61, 72, 78, 79 Carvin, Randy 56, 67, 68, 74 Case, Catherine 58, 73, 86 Cavallaro, Carolann 58, 65, 73, 79, 81 Cavallaro, Thomas 58 Cavanaough, Lynne 58 Cervino, Thomas 56, 58 Clark, Cynthia 33, 58, 81 Coccia, Susan 58, 79 Cohen, Kenneth 58 Constable, Carol 58, 72 Cooley, Nathan 58 Cooper, Darrik 44, 58 Corbin, Tobi 58, 65 Corson, Cecilia 42, 58, 81 Costello, Thomas 58 Crane, Nancy 32, 58, 79 Crawford, Nellie S8 Creamer, Donald 58 Crisafi, Kathryn 33, 58, 75 Cummins, Floyd 45, 58 D Daley, loseph 58 Daveler, Laura Davis, Carol Deanley, Edward DeMartini Francis 35, 55, 58, 63, 79 Dick, Nancy 58 DiDonato, Dianne 58 DiMarco, Michael 28, 58, 79 Dobbs, Elizabeth 58, 66, 68, 70, 72, 75, 78, 79, 83 Dougherty, Kathleen 58 Drach, Dennis 55, 58 Drakos, Theresa 58 Drew Julie 58, 71, 73, 78, 79, 83 Driskell, Jancie DuBois, Christopher 58 Dunn, Robert 28, 58, 79 Dunne, Kathleen 32, 43, 55, 58, 62, 79 E Egan, Timothy 58, 68, 75 Elliott, Jancie 58 Epps, Doreen 58, 74, 80 Evans, Jdity 32, 58 E've, George 58 fWeaver, Leslie Welzel, Denise 42, 54 Werner, Ruth Westermaier, John 28, 44, 54 Wetmore, Richard White, Brenda 7,54, 67, 75 White, Charles 34, 37,54 Whitefield, Susan 54 Whitehead, John 28, 54 Whiting, Pamela 27, 54, 65 Whittington, Linda 42, 54, 81 Wigand, Donald 54 Wilkerson, Karen 54 Williams, David 54 Williams, James 54 Williams, Patrice 54 Juniors Falchetta, Peter Feeley, Stephen 27, 46,106 Fennimorco, Susan 58, 71 Fernadez-Vina, Faustino 28, 58, 79 Filbert, Terence 58 Filson, Douglas 58 Fiordaliso, Anthony 56 Flynn, Robert 28, 39, 58, 62 Foots, Daniel 58 Foster, Kristone 43, 58 Fox, Deborah 58 Franke, Roy 34, 37, 58, 79 Frick, Frederick 45, 58 G Gaehring, lanet 58, 67, 79 Gamble, Gail 32, 42, 58, 79, 80 Garvey, Mark 44, 58 Genovese, Angela 58, 71 Gentile, Madalyn Geortler, Suzanne 58, 80 Gerhard, William 57 Gibbs, William 58 Gibson, Douglas 58 Gomes, Virginia Goodman, Donna 56 Grant, Robert 34, 44, 56, 79 Grier, Theodore 56, 62, 79 Groch mal, Carol Groff, Andrew 28, 56 Gross, Dorisanne Grythko, Kathryn 33, 56, 79 Guida, Diane 43, 56 Gulick, Katherine 33, 73, 79 Guzman, Janine 56 H Haines, Sharon 56, 81 Hall, Patricia Halpin, Howard 56 Harn, Jane 56 Harper, Dorothy 56 Hay, Gail 32, 56, 79 Helmbold, Muriel 56 Helmetag, Kathleen 55, 56 Halmetag, Patricia 55, 56 Helms, Gordon 39, 45, 57 Henderson, Lorenzo 30, 56 Henderson, Lowry 37, 56 Hendricks, Mark Hoagland, Carolyn 56 Hoff, Kenneth 28, 45, 56, 79 Hoffman, Abigail 56, 79, 83 Hogan, Joyce 55, 56 Hornbostel, Diane 56 Houck, Joanne 56 Huber, Karen 56, 62 Hudson, Keith 56 Hudson, Robert 56, 67, 75, 79 laconnelli, Michels 80 , . J lmes, Jacqueline :R l larratt, Albert Jarratt, David 56 Jeitner, Christine Johnson, Josephine 56. 81 Jones, Lloyd Jones, Michael 30, 56 Jones, Richard 56 Jones, William 56 K Kanwisher, Norman 45, 56 Kellaway, Mary 56, 63, 65, 74, 79 Kenney, Linda 80 142 Killen, Patricia 56, 73 Kistler, Jeffrey 56 Kowal, Janice 56 Kramer, Harry 28, 46 Kuhn, Gregory 56, 67, 75 L Lampman, Dan 56, 67, 79 Landis, Don 56 Langley, Kenneth 56 Lanigan, Lawrence 28, 39, 56 LaRoche, Leslie 56, 72- Lawton, Bettiann 56, 60, 79 Ledoux, David 56 Lee, Timothy 86, 112 Lenard, Georgeann 57, 71, 76, 79 Lent, Charlotte 32, 42, 57, 62, 67, 73, 83 Leonard, James 34, 37, 57 Leupold, Robert 39, 57, 62 ' I Levine, Jancie 57 Levine, Karen 57, 71, 79 Lingo, Marianne 57 Loeffler, Judith 13, 33, 57, 75, 79 Lohan, Margaret 47, 71 Lohan, William 47 M Maclntyre, Gerald 57, 81 Maher, James 12, 57, 67, 68, 75, 79 Mannion, James 57 Marcus, Steven 68, 75, 79 ' Marshall, Ronald 57 Marvin, Robert 28, 45, 57 Maser, Bruce 46, 79 Mason, Gail 57 May, Martha 33, 57, 67, 73, 75, 79, 83 McAllister, Carmela McDermott, Brain 57 McDermott, Patrese 43, 57, 62, 79 McGroarty, Diane 57 McMorrow, Michele 31, 57, 66 McNally, Elizabeth 57, 79 McNamee, Barbara 57 Mehrer, Russell 57 Menaquale, Michael 57 Merlino, Joseph 57, 79 Miller, Kathy 55, 66, 67, 79 Miller, Kenneth 55 Monroe, Exia 55 Moore, Marilyn 55, 65, 73, 75, 78, 79 Morales, Glenn 55 Mosley, Marjorie 55 Moynihan, Eileen 55 Murphy, Susan 66 N Nolan, Barbara 55 Nolan, Michael 55, 86 O Odorisio, Roxanne 55 Offord, Michael 88, 116 O'Neal, Samuel 45, 55 Only, Robert F P Paisley, ludity 55, 66 Palena, Patricia 55 Palumbo, Valerie 55 Paul, Daniel 45, 81, 117 Paul, Donna 55 Paul, Kathleen 7, 55 Perozzi, John 28, 55 Perry, Janice 33, 42, ss, 79, 81 Peterson, Lawrence 35, 55 Petty, Donna 55 Phifer, George Pietsch, Aldon 55 75, 79, fi-i-ease-lf.,,,,55?.T,,tJs,,f,,a,,ff.L. . Willows, Philip 45 Woloszyn, Edward 54 Wonderlin, Timothy 44, 54, 67 Y Young, Marie 54,73 ' Young, William 54, 60, 65 Pitoscia, Patricia 55, 81, 83 Pitts, Sandra 55 Pitts, Victor Pole, William 39, 57 Price, Charles Price, James 57 Purnell, Virginia 57 R Raffa, Eileen 57 Rasbold, Carol Rehrig, Stephen 57 Reif, Barbara 68, 72, 73,75, 79 Reiss, Carolyn 57 Rettinger, Richard 57 Reynolds, Margaret Rico, Robert 57 Rico, Susan 57 Reibel, Rita 57, 60 Riemann, Gary 57 Rippel, Robin 42, 79 Roack, Charles 31, 57 Roberts, Bruce 35, 46, 57 Robinson, Montrose Rose, George 34, 45, 79 Rowe, Patricia 57, 83 Runyan, Kathy 71, 83 Runyan, Patricia 57, 79 S Sager, Richard 31, 57 Sanske, Letitia 57, 66 Sari, Diane 57, 62, 64, 65, 74, 80, 83 Schaible, Linda 55, 66, 79 Schanck, Richard 7, 55, 79 Schill, Donald 34, 55, 79 Schmitz, Dianne 55, 60, 73, 74, 79 Schneps, Denise 81 Schoonover, Ellen 55, 73, 79, 83 Serowik, Gary 55, 78, 79 Shatto, Carol Sheppard, Charles Shissler, Kathryn 55,81 Sieck, Eilene Siefert, Joyce 55, 75 ' Sittner, Karen 55, 75 Skerrett, Charles 28, 44, 55 Smith, Linda 55, 79 Smith, Sandra Snyder, Linda 55, 80 Solaski, Eric Speich, Harold 55 Staffiera, Robert 37, 45, 79 Stark, Lorena Steoger, Judith 55, 57, 79 Stever, James 67 Stinson, Patricia 33, 55 Strother, Robert 55 Styron, Donna 55 Surynt, Valerie 55 Switzer, Betsy 66, 78, 79, 80, 83 T Taylor, Janice 55, 62, 65 Taylor, Linda 33, 55, 71, 79 Test, Sandra 55, 67, 73, 79, 83 Thetford, Carol X Thompson, James Thompson, Susan 58, 75 Townsend, Michele 58 U Underkuffler, Laura 58, 61, 75, 79 Upshaw, Wanda 58, 73, 74, 79 V Vadurro, Ronald 31, 55, 58 Vaughn, Robert 58 Venable, Arlene 58, 73 .ac z W, WY, 2. Q, ....., , ...nm ......., Verlander, Paul Vine, David 58 In Walker, Beverly 58, 62, 66 A Allen, Lynn 100 Altone, Bob 81, 100 Anderson, Kenneth 72,1tXJ Antonelli, Marie 100 Arthur, Joyce 100 Arthur, Rodney 100 Asplint, Karen 100 Aubert, Karen 83, 88, 100 Augustin, John 44,101 B Baglivo, Lynn 101 Baliski,Walter 101 Beatty, Richard 72,101 Belmonte, Kathleen 101 Berger, Fred 101 Berger, Keith 30, 81, 101 Berra, Nancy 71, 81,101 Bonano, John 72, 101 Bovio, Ronald 81,101 Boyer, Monty 101 Breitwieser, Louise 83,102 Brennan, Elizabeth 60, 79, 87, 99, 102 Bronca, Loretta 102 Brown, Janet 32, 61, 69, 75, 78, 79, 87, 94, 1 Buszka, Barbara 102 C Carr, Stephen 102 Case, Leanore 82, 83, 102 Castano, Jon 103 Cavallaro, Steve 103 Cavella, Elizabeth Cilurso, Deborah 103 Cohen, Maxine 103 Colgan, Kathleen 62, 65, 73, 79, 83, 103 Conaty, Helene 62, 78, 81, 103 Conaway Harold 28, 60,103 Constable, Curtis Conway, Susan 103 Cooper, David 103 Corson, Robert 103 Costello, Denise 71, 81, 103 Crawley, Alonzo 37, 60, 103 Crowe, Jean Cruse, Joann 103 Culp, Naomi 32, 73, 78, 79, 80, 83, 104 Cummins, Joan 104 Cunningham, David 81,104 D Davidson, Jeffrey 61, 75, 76, 77, 79, 82, 87, 88, 95,104 Davidson, Joyce 104 DiBartolo, Paul 104 Dillon, Marie 61,67,71,74,75,78,79,104 DePietr0, Philip 81, 104 DiMarino, Maryann 73, 79, 80, 81, 83, 105 Dobson, Jean 74,105 Donahue, Susan 105 DiBois, George 44, 81,105 Duke, Jeanne 83 Dlnman, Christine 43, 82, 83, 105 Dykie, John 105 E Eadie, Frank 105 Ehly, loann 66,69, 79, 105 Eklund, Jeanne 32, 60, 61, 62, 63, 67, 69, 77, 79, 81, 86, 105 Elwell, Barbara 105 Engle, Nancy 80,105 Ertl, Thomas 28, 105 Escher, Jeannette 105 Esposito, Irene 71,106 Evangelisti, Dennis 106 F Farmer, Debra 106 Walker, John 31, 58, 79 Wardell, Janet 58, 66 Warne, William 58 Warren, Neil 58 Weller, Carol 33, 58,79 Wetzell, David 31,58 Wheeler, Jonathan 37, 55, 58, 62, 79, B1 Williams, Calvin Willingham, Douglas 28, 44 Wilson, Marie Wilson, Monzetta 33, 58 Wilson, Phyllis 58, 81 Woodward, Carl 58 Woodward, Mary 33, 58, 79 Seniors Farrell, Thomas Faustj William 39, 106 Fehlinger, Ruthann 79, 80, 95,106 Felmy, Alan 44, 106 Fenton, Nancy 106 Figueiredo, Anne 62, 63, 67, 69, 73, 76,106 Fitzpatrick, Patricia 60, 71, 106 Follman, Paul 44, 106 Funches, Samuel 28, 79, 81,106 G Galliera, Patrice 107 Gamble, Barbara 83, 107 Gear, Janet 71, 107 Gentry, Richard 107 Gollub, Larry 28, 107 Gooch, Stephen 107 Gordon, Barbara 61, 67, 73, 75, 78, 79, 87,107 Gunther, Bruce 61, 75, 82, 86, 95, 107 Guzy, Judith 108 1. H Hannum, Stephen 108 Harper, Nancy 108 Hart, Kenneth 34, 72, 76, 78, 79, 95, 108 Heald, John 30, 46, 79, 108 Heckman, Deborah 60, 83, 108 Heckroth, Louis 28, 44, 79, 81, 88, 108 Hennessey, Sandra 81, 108 Higgins, Paul 37, 108 Hobson, Avone 108 Hoffman, Michael 67, 79, 108 Hoover, Sharon 108 Hudgins, Geraldine 109 son Marla 109 1 fl ANI' fl QL IFAYW l 7 Iannacchione, Joseph 45,109 lvins, Richard 109 I Janus, Stanley 109 Johnson, Anita 43, 86,109 K Kamarauakas, Albert 109 Keating, Richard 62, 110 Kellner, John 44, 110 Kennedy, Elizabeth 83, 110 Kennedy, Ian110 Kilpatrick, Michael 110 King, Michel 110 Kirby, l3I'T1eS 60, 67, 68, 72, 75,110 Kirk, Willaim 44, 110 Kleinfelder, Nancy 27,111 Klinck, Edward 28, 37, 44, 60, 62, 79, 81, 88, 111 Koos, Carol 60, 65, 88,111 Koykka, John 37, 78, 79, 94, 111 Kramer, John 34, 76, 95,111 Kuczewski, Donna 71, 80,111 L LaFlam, Denise 83, 111 Laighton, Elizabeth 111 Lanigan, Patrick 39,111 LaRue, Janice 111 Lawrence, Merton 79,111 Lee, Diane 74, 79, 82, 83, 88, 95,111 Lent, Nancy 43, 79, 112 Lewis, Frank 81, 112 Lickfield, Bruce 68, 83, 112 Licorish, Donald 112 Logan, Charles 112 Long, Sharon 73, 74, 79,112 Lukoff, Donna 79, 81, 112 Lukomski, Joseph 44, 79, 95,113 143 M Madden, Richard 28,44,62,76,78,88,113 Magee, John 46, 74,79,113 Malehorn, James 81, 113 Mancuso, Bonita 113 Marasco, George 113 Marasco, Kathleen 113 Marriott, Leslie 32, 62, 113 Masapollo, Thomas 113 Maxwell, Kathleen 88, 113 McAuley, Dennis 60, 87, 94,113 McBride, Barbara 69, 71, 75, 81,113 McCollum, Deborah 32, 62, 79, 80, 83, 94, 114 McCormack, Sheila 80, 81, 86,114 McCoy, Wayne 114 McDonough, Margaret 114 McDonough, Susan 63, 83, 114 McElree, Lynn 114 McGarvey, Ellen 83,114 McHale, John 62,114 McNamee, Dennis 88,115 McShane, Eileen 115 Meldrum, Diane 115 Miller, David 31, 39, 79, 86,115 Miller, William 39,115 Minchin, Emilie 71, 80, 83,115 Miskey, Patricia 52, 62, 65, 74, 77, 79, 80, 94 115 Moore, Glenn 79, 115 Morrell, Robert 44, 81,115 Morris, Carolyn 115 Mullen, Stephen 115 Murphy, James 115 N Nastasi, Rita 74,116 Nelson, Kenneth Newhard, Cynthia 79, 80,116 Nichols, David'116 Nuzzi, Donna 80,116 O Obenhaus, Franklin 34,116 Oh, Byung Ho 68,83,86,94,116 Oliver, David 37, 116 Oropallo, Susan 81,116 Otey, Leonard 116 P Page, Jean 27, 61, 77, 79, 87,116 Palermo, Paul 117 Pawlak, Joseph 117 Petty, Margaret 27, 65, 69,117 Pfeiffer, William 117 Phipps, Mary 69, 75, 83,117 Pimm, Shirley 43, 117 Pisano, Ralfh 81, 117 Pollier, Kathleen 61, 65, 74, 79, 81, 118 Q Quindlen, James 118 Quinn, Thomas 46,118 R Regan, Kathleen 118 Rehberger, Alan 44, 118 Richards, Carl 118 Richards, Michael 31, 44, 81, 118 Richardson, Benita 60,118 Ridner, Jane 60,118 Riebel, Kenneth 118 Ripple, James 39,72,75,79,11a Roberts, Stephen 67, 68, 72,79,118 Robinson, David 28, 45, 62, 81,119 Rogers, Cheryl 69, 80,119 Romano, Renee 119 Romer, Patricia 83, 88,119 Wright, Mary 58 Z Zaprala, Diane 58 ,Zensen, Robert 28, 55, 58 Rushin, Donna 32, 61, 73, 78, 79, 82, 83, 119 Rutledge, Carl 34, 35, 79,119 Rutter, Mark 34, 44, 78, 81, 95, 119 S Salmon, Nancy 43, 65, 74, 79, 80, 83,119 Sanderson, Deborah 61, 79, 82, 83, Sanske, Frank 34, 79, 95,120 Saunders, Tari120 Sauls, Susan 120 Schanz, Keith 120 Scheibelhut, Kathy 74, 75, 81, 120 95, 120 Schmid, Elizabeth 61, 73, 75, 79, sz, as, 94, 120 Schmidt, Donald 81, 120 Schofield, Mark 121 Selah, Gregory 76, 121 Shaffer, Cathy 80, 121 Shannon, Richard 121 Side, Albert 30, 37, 88, 121 Sieck, Robert 121 Simmington, Robert 34, 79, 121 Sinclair, Susan 61, 74, 79,121 Singley, George 121 Sloan, Sandra 32, 80,121 Snedaker, William 67, 75,121 Speese, Gail 121 Spencer, Walter 121 Stafford, Robert 72, 81, 121 Stagliano, Ronald 28, 79, 87, 88, 99, Stevens, Joseph 122 122 Stevens, Nancy 27, 32, 61, 79, 80, 94,122 Stinson, Catherine 83,122 Stronski, Thomas 81, 88,122 Strunce, Jane 27, 32, 33, 60, 62, 79, 80, 86, 87 88, 99, 122 Summerfield, Scott 46, 122 Sutch, James 122 Swanson, Eileen 69, 123 Sweeten, Patricia 65,123 T Terrell, Lenora Thompson, Meredith 123 Tinsman, Noel 75, 123 Tomaselli, Nancy Lou 32, 61, 69, 74, 79, 80, 88, 94, 99,123 Tuzza, Samuel 123 V Vaughan, Alvis 28, 45, 81,123 Vaughan, John 31, 79, 123 Venables, Janet 79, 83,123 Vile, Edward 123 Vincent, Eileen 83,123 W Walker, Charles 123 Walker, Steven 123 Waller, Chrissandra124 Waters, Keith 87,124 Weaver, Gary 45, 81,124 Webb, Robert 124 Weil, Carl 67, 72, 79, 37, 124 Weiss, Holly 32, 61, 69, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 88, 94, 124 Williams, Dianne 26, 65, 79, 86,125 Williams, John 30 Williams, Paula 125 Y Yeager, David 44, 72,125 Yerks,fDeborah 32, 62, 67, 75,125 Z Zeletes, Robert 125 Zeletes, Roberta 66,125 Zwaska, Robert 37, 125 1 f .- , . . .,-..-,,,,,.a. . a...al...,,,..,.,.,,. ,.... 5 .MMA C.. 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