Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

n F J wf-aw3ffg,,,, M . ,5 , , 4. Q A M 3 V 'jxvl uv Q13 Q 11,5 5'-IIIEQ-1...,.' 1--1--'VW ' - .. M- ' ,,,....1.,,,L - - -Q -.TY .. , K Vqiy M N-U Q-....,i,,,Mv9Nw mM Q ' av M 11,5 ,ip ' 1 fliiS PSGWQW. J c1,k,L,o,91m.. 'yYklf1K'1QQ,fL Along the Eastern Seaboard lies our Garden State . . . N wh ZZFCEIYTEIVAKY the... THE STA? 5' a QD 9 vs Y Q M Z? im? 1964 rzsszi' NORMA SIMCOX-EDITOR of 'ty 5, 'fu ., . O I-. fel ' V . ,, 1 5 qw' 2 D4 'hi V C-1 CD my Thr L1 Q M .QQ Q N ,, 1 1 P 1 A i , . . K . i ., Y . VN nl 'l' x Jvrbflf' X Q-li X EJX.. ,Y YQ 5 if 1 1, I .XV -,H 'il ,NV N fu 1 manning As the time of our commencement draws near and we fondly muse upon our progress as a class, so also ap- proaches the time of our State's Tercentenary when its people reflect upon the progress and prestige it has at- tained. Our yearbook salutes the people, purpose, and progressl' of both our class and our illustrious state, which is celebrating its 300th anniversary in this year of nineteen hundred and sixty four. 3 1 1 4 - L 4 x ELI, I 'Sfmt 'lil V. Kel tl it it I 1 if X X 'XXI' gm, ' .4 'V . i .3 I N U M l kr , iv. i . : x 'fl Q ,H , ll.-1 1 Q X ,Tl--' fx I ' 1 fm . A v aa. ' fl l rl' 1 qi 1 Lf' .Lp fl . lt 1 Fld: W INL7 Q fl? AV K' I 7 i Ui . ff.-Q.. beef' n ' If j frfy' ' ,f fl lfL , 1 P-fi' I'-' 5 il , ef .V f ff Qaff,a , Q x V, 1 I L f y K. X -H-fl fi f b ! P Mt 22, 1 A ' ,me ' V i , - 1 , ll l l ,, l ' 1 FRoM iv . 1 Nl 5 -E il if-, a I: 1 ,. ' M 1 uf. ' ' lg ' E, 1 l ll ll 4 lx ly ,fl tx l I 1 l I 1 , . 1 1 1 R i ' f l 1 ' f , . , L J 1 '- 'S J 9 1 f' ' 2 A-F We're from New Jersey and proud of it. Proud that: the first log cabin ever built was in New Jersey . . . ours was the only state to buy its land from the Indians . . . Washington crossed the Delaware here . . . in 1758 Princeton was our nation's capital . . . William Paterson presented the N. J. Plan at the Constitutional Convention . . . our state was the third to ratify the Federal Constitution and first to ratify the Bill of Rights . . . beneath the Palisades near Weehawken, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton fought their famous duel . . . Sam- uel F. B. Morse and Alfred Vail tapped out the first telegraph message near Morris- town in 1838 . . . Thomas Edison invented the incandescent electric lamp at Menlo Park . . . our state was the first to supply the ori- ginal inhabitants of America with a reser- vation . . . the first Colonial Bank was es- tablished in New Jersey in 1688 . . . the well known writer James Fenimore Cooper was born in Burlington . . . New Jersey advocat- ed Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1789 . . . Woodrow Wilson, our 28th presi- dent, was born in New Jersey . . . citizen John Holland in 1881 launched the first suc- cessful submarine in the Passaic River . . . Opposite: Morven, Governor's mansiong McKonkey Ferry Houseg The Old Barracks. Courtesy of New Jersey Department of Consewuation and Economic Developement. ., 1,115 ,, , v 14+ ! Q E N 5 1 ' i- mfr s T s ' 1' ' is ' A s M3153 li ff fgmlfl l s' lllllll . . l T . .3142-L ' w f ,.l3l U331Juni f ' t s ' .5 , ll V. . :vi f .Q-y Jfgiftir ' 3 N 'Hi z 1 z - I 1 1.1 1 s 1 - W ll L A ' 3,-fax. K ' . v i: f 2' I I V' ' L K 'Q : ff isnmsl:r'Fsl2FillQsl1i 1 ,Q 'J P - g.',g,3.,g,',g.i, . Lau r si .P 'WH' Y ' -- f D., In mx I lu-- iw.. M xlFPUlP!PPlOlfl-wvavfi ,xx is EBT :E W 'N L- ,X e.. I A' - N K X A Y 4 - 'TS' K 5- Y 'X 45' 'vtx , , Q ' Q1 :.: .' , ,. ,... . ..,..N,,....,.K. ,QQ ...,.. ,.s. .,., f ,,,'. Y,,.,v. A . 4 ,. , L , , . - - . . , -.-. ,., - es:-: wap- ls my e, . , .,.. .. .,,, ...,.,,. , -N ,... M., .tgc..,,,,.... . , Q 9 . . the World famous scientist, Albert Ein- stein, lived and worked in Princeton . . . every year Atlantic City, The Play- ground of the World , hosts the beau- ties of our nation . . . Trenton produces the world famous Lenox china . . . New Jersey ranks first in the nationwide production of clams and blueberries . . . What Trenton Makes the World Takes . . . the legend of the Jersey Devil is part of our heritage . . . one of the largest libraries in the East is located in Princeton . . . our state is advancing more and more every day. We're proud too that we belong to this state and that upon receiv- ing our diplomas from high school, we may put our knowledge to a useful purpose and hope that we may con- tribute to the progress of our state. ' New buildings for the State Departments of Health and Agriculture. l Alfred Clauss, architect. Courtesy: N. J. Dept. of Health.. 'Q- IX I ,IMJ X D X kwa :, '0vuL?3+ pf Miki? Mwfypffgaww' 6-,,,Q,1NJvfw www. 7,l7M-X Q wif' fha enplnz of Sfeinerf High School, in order fo form o more perfecf union, do solemnly sweor fo strive . . HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL-EAST JOSEPH STEINERT MEMORIAL HAMILTON TOWNSHIP TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 7 W-1-1-M. rr for fha befiermenf 4 fi .,,k 'il 3 N n- ' if 1 K F For ihe continued fulfillmeni C fs-i V L- of :is al' X 1 N 'LW Nm W hu!!! W 'w ,',! and for fha assurance A U 5 Dwjfffv OMWg6:QiEyQQ w Wjwwww 515591 M Nw of H5 J -Q ' f ' 'ZS' A, yr f I-. .Hgh U A fgfgx X 1 v i ' 4 1 -43 Qi ' LH' ww : X 47 N WX A Y R .,. Q -4 X X. ff: 9.1 15:4 s , x xv-,nw W s ' gf-rg-wr . If fihifif- 1 Q 5. :WE v . 'mmf ' a ,X xv ,W . M .lv 1 7 ' ff , K: , . ' A ., iii N V, 4411 N K Q . X 2 fx 2 YN: ' I Afgvziuiw ',,,,,,. 4 1,5 , . 34, 35' .1 as 5, ' , 5. .f S, ' Ar' 2 t.. -I-.ga ' Q If wx, -K ,.r ,v ' VTX. V, . -1 ' 'L V J ' 5?-fir if h i n . Xf fi .Q ,Li -, ,.,.F..., mu. an Q!!! 2 5 Ollf QUQOPQ Administration Faculty Students OUI4 Stl? UQ Q 00143 Clubs Mu sic Sports Our fjraoffzbns Senior Ball Operetta Washington Trip .... ff'-' ...,, ff XO O ,Resi- ff A R ,2j, w -XM. , . asks xl xx X i 1'-w..M' I.. .. If gi HOWARD D. MORRISON x Mr. Howard D. Morrison's record of achievement as a teacher, Mercer County Superintendent of Schools and finally, Superintendent of Schools in Hamilton Town- ship, has been noted and praised by many individuals and organizations and we, the students of Steinert High School, would like to add our voices to his praise by the dedication of this, the l964 Cresset, to his memory. His many years of service to our school community and to the interests of our education will not be forgot- ten. He not only tried to satisfy the needs of our commun- ity but also led us into wanting greater values in our edu- cational system. We regret his passing from the scene of life and the scene of education in Hamilton Township. Our memorial him will be to continue to achieve those goals which to his voice urged us to attain. zme erojce cseff I .gif lg eg 'Q 1, 1 , 'ar N . .3 , X v an ,W fha. ! Mm , V ,L V -' i 'm: ,A affix. , !,, u 'i XV ig-,fi f f ivy .', A 3- 5 4 fs X 1 X x gf f' f- x It W, W 35 . ' V 5 l .l 1 , C 'V' e F e .111 2 N 5- , ,ppb l l. Q q ' I l, V e fOugf 'sigppqsts are our people. We beligifg f th at Vkhowledge, -jyithout the peopletqx :orge it, is of '1io,use.e A ' -e These fade Vom? people, adnlin- istralors, l-pur teachers-qangi our -class- mafesiwhag 'lemperedl byq lfnaturityeand educatioligjleadj 'endlwill lead the way fo av morel perfect pfutureg P . 'ig + e-':. -e......Q .I - 1 I, 5 1 1 2 O Ig, K We William R. Coursen se- ' , X,,, ,ttf-'-'- 3-'f l ..,. si Y l I l V ' fl Ruth E. Reininger DR. AND MRS. LILLARD LAW to the community of Hamilton Township and its school system. Dr. Law assumed the position of Superintendent of Schools of Hamilton Township on October first of this school year, and he and Mrs. Law were warmly welcomed at a tea, sponsored by the Hamilton Township Teacher's Association, held in their honor, Novembr 17. In the picture below, Mrs. Hickman is pictured at the tea pouring for Dr. Reid and' Mrs. Brearley, While in the bottom picture, Mrs. Conners shares an amusing anecdote with board president, Mr. Crockett. At the same reception, Mr. Coursen, assistant to Dr. Law, takes a moment to chat with Miss Reininger and M1's. Law In the hands of the people our principal, Mr. Watson, while exchange greetings. pictured on these pages lies the burden of our greatest gift of all, an education to prepare us to assume the responsibilities of an adult life. We feel assured that the job will be well done. BOARD OF EDUCATION Luft to right: Sca,tvd.' Mr. Coursen, Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Law Superintendentg Mr. Crockett, Board President, Mr. Stilwell, Board Sec retaryg Mr. Gill, Board Attorney. Sf!llZCIl'7Ig.' Board members Mr. Lugosy Mr. Martin, Mr. D'Arcy, Mr. Ridolfi, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Pack, Mr. Dunn Bibi. -arf r ' 'F 12 Alxffv-MW lily se 1 li nys I 5 f f DOCTOR ELIZABETH REID SAUI, GILMAN VICE PRINCIPALS ADMINISTRATION The orgranization and planning of a school yezugf--its zicaclemic progrrain, its I social c-alenclar and the meeting of its many problems, is a tremendous task. That our school year has run smoothly, and, with a sense of order, can be attributed to the efforts of our principal, Mr. Watson, our Vice-prin- Cipals, Dr. Reid and Mr. Gilman and those who work with administration. Secretaries HERMINE TASSONE KAREN HARVELI, I EVELYN HUTCHINSON ALICE FUES ,GY it , 2 25 X ll, .1 . V 1 7 wp- git W I fx A ,Q W , ,, RAI sf' RICHARD F. WATSON PRINCIPAL 'Q IEEE: HIIQQS YES f 'Tl QM IQ!! ll! IU! 2 Q. ,kf. 3 14,5 : -1 fi ,wr . SSN' I x - -M. I . ' , N +- , -is 3 gvgw Q Q K Nye., L.-I fx sw . 14, l 4 2 .- x.. -' Ng fe 'Q L CJ BMX xi, . , -' x' V . as , - -' f Q QJ f tr,-1 N J .s , .xefs P fx' gf' s Cf Mr. Walter Almond Mr. Gerald Bleistein Industrial Arts English History What is the gravitational pull of a gum- drop? What is the square root of a circle? Questions, questions, and mo1'e questions! Of course, not all quite as way out as those quoted, but they do prove our point that the life of a faculty member can be quite frus- trating. And yet, they pursue and persist in their Mr. Ernest Brahm Mrs. Mildred Brearly Vocal Music Business Choir Director Department Head efforts to nurture our intellectual curiosity so that we are not just taught but are eager to carry the torch of learning. To all of our faculty, may this be our testi- mony that we are grateful, appreciative, and, above all, aware, of your contribution to our future. 7 ,f ,N .53 'K ' ,fi ss' 9 i acu 1? , 'L, Q Mr. Peter Brescia Mr. Owen Caffrey History Mechanical Drawing Varsity Football Coach Senior Class Advisor Miss Verna Cartlidge Mr. Dominick Chianese Business Business Mr. Joseph Chrzan Mrs. Barbara Collis His oxy English Qi Gel-man M 4' MMM. ffvwfcwwrkg 1 X rf Mffif J Mrs. Doris Conner Mrs. Patricia Dancy Mathematics Science Attendance Mathematics zlnsffucf an yuz' Q Us ix N 5. 4 in ,gf rg g , :W i, . Q VK. - Y Y X '- , . ,cs,,, , ,f f, 2 L, 2,,-fwww xp? Mr. O'IJirlo IJiGi0vacchino Mathematics Department Head Attendance Mr. Donald Ilivinc Physical Education Athletic Director C GCUAZ 3 S ff' 'X' , , --5'52 v-':i'e- X- ,. .A Q. A,-I im- ,s. 1 .1 1. ' i ggaifggei 1 c QM -pea s Em, Q , ,515-yi ' Mrs. Mary Duffy Mrs. Alberta Elmer History Business Yearbook Advisor 'H Mr. Thomas Garsky Mrs. Frances Gauntt Mr. James Gibson English French, Spanish History P.S. 8: D. W Mrs. Doris Goitein Physical Education Operetta Choreographer ,ef ?TS V: :Ar '..c? la lr. Miss Patricia Grice Mrs. Ann Haw Mrs. Isabelle Hickman Mathematics English Business Guidance Junior Class Advisor' 26 'x .xo Q h buhl ill Coach f' 'll , f . ' 1 pf. Q K 4,434 nl 4 4 -.C 4, A L4f'rL.., Jf , 1 . fb. 253. 1 M4441 great - f -f-fa -yf-y if V ,l f ,ul IA' ff! .Ls Syd: L1 g 7-+z:w116rafs4 vip: -' if ,7124-D-.. iflg' 62. l 4.4.fLg'4 1 'if avg E-EETX its-v Mr. Earl Hutchinson Mr. Richard Innoccnzi Mrs. Elizalmoth Kauffman Mrs. Diana lim-lly Business Business Latin, linpglish Business School Bank llupartmont llcad ac Z? 1964 Mlr. William Koster Mr. Russvll Knott Nlr. Richard Lang Nliss .loan l.arm-lt-rt Science Instruinental Music Industrial Art llistory, Guitlam-Q 'Band llvpartinm-nt llcad Opt-rctta l'1'onlL1ct-1' Mr. Richard Leber Miss Ruth Lloyd Miss Era Lowry Mr. Edward lllarchand Science History Home Economics Pliysival l'illllL'1lllUll Department Head Cross K ountry and , i . Varsity Baseball Coach Iran-li t oat-li 27 QJJ 'w Mr. Paul Mcliride Miss lilizalwth Mcfue Miss Vi0lette Michele Mr. Bertram M011 History V History Physical Education Eng-lish Operetta Director 1 G.A.A. ,Advisor Department Ht-acl czczzffy 1964 Mrs. Margaret Mott Mr. Brendon Mulvey Mrs. .loscphine Naus Mrs. Dorothy Naylor English French, English English Librarian Mrs. Lillian Newbanks Mr. Frederick Nicolai Mr. Robert Oliver Mr. Howard Parrish English Science Business Industrial Arts Guidance Department Head Stag'ecraft 28 i! . 3 yi 1 T 'vi' Mr. Paul Pflaumcr Mr. Michael Pivovarnvick Mrs. Corine Radice Mr. Harry Rosen Spanish Business Science Mathematics Guidance Transportation 'Varsity Soccer Coach acu Y 1964 'i S I A f z - Miss Elaine Scorsolini Mr. Nicholas Scherlm MjQil:nncs SL'lll'XgllQ4QlJ,!:,i!, 'i S V ,,lVIr. Frank Schwartz f English History Ui! -lY'SClQllCC, Mzithcniitics I 4 Mathematics Guidance 1,61 E. C. A. Dix,-ec or .1 , X , . Mr. Jack Serfass Business Guidance Student Council Advisor .i 1 ,, Mrs. Mary Sisto Mrs. Evelyn Spooner Mr. Thomas Summers English Home Economics Special Class 29 6144 ,w .J 19ff'7f!J5a4f+' wwf l Mr. John Tarr Mr. Richard Updikc Mr. Pasquale Varcheltu Mr. William Vetter Driver Education A English , EIU-1'liSh S0i0I1C0 J.V. Soccer and Basketball vfflp ikf,4,U104Q4CLf,1 Hy-Liter Coach r-4l,U'7f K VLA: ' Mrs. Delta Warriner Mr. James Wilnu MT- Roberl w00d Home Economics EnLI1iSh Art, Physical Education Stag? DCSIQJU Varsity Basketball Coach Vi' 30 Sjky 750 QIGUQ Mr. Henry Cole Custodian Attention is focused not only on our education but also on our health and wel- fare. There have been tuberculin tests, physical examinations, wholesome foods and comfortable quarters to mention only a few of the many services extended to us. Mrs. Berrien, Mrs. Fabe and Mr. Cole have supervised in their respective departments and in so doing, have con- tributed to the total picture of our years at Steinert. Mrs. Mildred Berrien School Nurse Mrs. Mary Fabe Dietician Swinrs 'Zi 'bs mi-.1 -52553, President ................... .... C ecile Berard Vice President . .. ...... Thomas Caruso Secretary ..,. . . .Christine Stepowany Treasurer . . . ....... Andrew Ruhlin 32 Ow en Caffrey Class Advisor .tina gr, Bear Let it be known that in the year of our Lord, nineteen h sixty four, the graduating class of Hamilton High School East chronicle for those underclassmen who will soon inherit positions. We leave behind fond memories of our years at stay being outstanding in that we were the last class to lowed halls for five consecutive years. Our chronicle dates back to the time of Li'l Abner' spectacular in which we participated. We in many other productionsg The King and I Music Man , and, in our final year, South have since Turning back the pages, we recall Day and hearing Steinert's Alma Mater for was transformed to a senior more as its lowliest was enriched by the four-fifths mark of being invaded by a rally, the sorrow coming a new The most coui age by As our service and our events, but open a lives. As we enter into --Novembei which day been the events -today is the week c the trees f teachers our choir mastei future we SOITOW worked , The Diaper When Steinert serving once athletic department As we reached the back upon Spartanland rained-out-door pep the happiness of wel- Over the Rainbow. year, those which are remain imprinted for- first time, the governors the administration and fel- effort to carry on the tra- John Fitigerald Kennedy, we attempted to simulate his as we proceeded with to bud again, we found ourselves or the first time the problem of cross- of our high school days, Class Night tion for outstanding work, and event of the year, when we received endeavors. The Baccalaureate close our chronicle of high school one which will record our adult challenging world, we can be proud knowing that ....... and satisfied that we are able PAH 1 . i , T f5Q'jiY,itAllGlfxQS TD E4vJ'l'l40u'T C4,dO015'i3 THU? Qplegil 'il been Ml Plecisvrew IQMDN5- LUQW- Nlfismle CDO- 'HW ' i 1 T PWM--e ,. fi wil zwelfgl' FU'1 si+lisWl- 'CGW' bcyfldiyx MMC! 0 Je Zz I LAK, 7 J . flailing and :mmf Geffglmf 'W i - M-...ai zswel! Tina lg!! as ,l J fbfjibl ' 15 rl I Q LOUISE ALLEN Weasel . . . rlallies in the rio- mestic arts . . . paper, pen and ink are constant companions . . . et1a4ls , , , pork chop fiend . . . RICHARD ADAMS Richie . . . average American . . . architectural rlcuree ahearl . , . likes spaxlhetti . . . Mr. Chrzan's a favorite . . . likes to talk on phono ' I . Richio and the HDUWH- pine-scentefl air anrl Campfires . . . heats . . . U. S. Air Force also raves 'wel' Rosell- seen in future. Concert Band 2: Mechanical Drawing 2: Drama 3. P-S.8z.D. 4: Drama 3: Library Science 3: Modern Dance 4: Ger- man 2: Typing 2. SHARON ALLEN CHERYI, ANDERSON Little A . . . talks in her sleep Polly . . . twistvrl over pretzels . . . Mr. Sumners is a favoritg . , . lt's only 1rreatl . . . often . . . No major problem A seen in white Forcl flip-top , . , crazy cruiser . . . thc corruptl-r future with bottles, lwcakers, anml . . . professional letter writer . . . luunsen burners . . . working to- marriapze soon. warrl her pot of golnl. F.T.A. 2. 3: F.I'I.A. 4: Drama 4, Art 2: Lihrnry Science fl: Usher- ctte 2: F.H.A. 4: Auxilium Latis num 2, 3, 4. l LINDA ANDREAS DONNA ANGELUCFI BONNIE APPLEGATE PATRICIA AVERSANO Lin . . . anticipates a future Donna . . . Johnny Mathis al- -'B0,mlO , V , those wedding: bells Little Footer . . . music. music, t0flChim! the Y0UH5Ier set . . . bums . . . goes for miniature golf Chime in Jung , , , Fi-efl's flame music bravely. lmattles hi-other tickles the iV0l'i0S - . . m3il'llfllnH anll bowlirlir . . . dental assist- . . . tlalrhles in oils . . . dancing, . . . horseback ruling and tropical a perpetual busy sixznal . . . ufor- ant . . . has an interest at gating, sleeping: . . . possible sec- fish . . . That 1l1rl it! . . , get it. . . . krazy over Kauff- Trenton High named Larry . . . ,-malty A I V skillful Skater, snowcappeil peak . . . to college man . . . tips the ten pins. future as a secretary. FH x 2 Illlil 1l10I1'? Choir 3, 41 F.T.A. 2. 3: Modem F.T.A. 2, ag F.H.A. 4: Guidance ' ' ' choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2: Dance 2, 4, Secretary 4, Girls Choir 3,41 F.'r.A. 3, 4. nfs.. .tbflf lvi. . hx., 3 J ' Uv x ' . NAOMI RABBIT MARILYN BACKES BLALUUAIDS. kk TICRRI IIARTII Noni . . 4-ultivatcs thc cnlin- lKlarilyn . . , nose always in Q,3'xff0up ff. . QyMtialllvioU,l1?iiiitur Tct'ry , . . 1-laiisutw ill' lt' 101 ary art . . . cfficit-nt st-crctary tu paporlizlcks . . . Girl Scout Hcliwr V . . . Uni-lc-iyabli KING way lf'l!'l' . . , wh shunt! . . . chillin 1 Dr. R4-i1l . . . I mlun't know . . . Tim . . . vnjuys limvling: and 'Torirellitf' , ,Vigil 'lhlotl' ' ' ' lwm' for llllmkfilst' mlymwi plans tn t':ulv hor can for n vt-il sowing . . . secretary tu thc nursv t1l'1l1l0TThQitllA'FPT Ill 0C'l'lll'3' hcl' luycs lobster , , . anutlwr Ai! 1 . . . slmlk snnmlwichs-s :incl im- . . . on to n svcrt-t:u'i:il future, fnturc,xvUt'im1 'hm1rs. M Dale . , . on-r thi- watt-1' liy sly! 01-L-nm, 1 L I Y lf 1 ,t nr limit. I'.H.A. 2. Ani . -li Jfypi 23 l'.TuA,,' .Ig I-'.T.A. 2. fl: F.II.A. 4. Staffs-vllffsifzrm ,4,, ' ilu, 'J I'.S.8I7. 2. Il, 4: Plinlmzrapln X! J Lf' 'LV ,' X 'l lx . k? l- - l it . VZ! ff H9 yl1L'w:5pdjI3 l LX, , lil V '.-' gf I 'I i . -I J- - - I l lv JAMES IBAYAN Vl'hit0y , . . ht-'s nff :xt thc lxrcuk uf flawn with xzun :intl dug . . . horecs ut tht- starting: nutm- . . . I0 pin nlluy, Bemrlv 3: Typing ,lg Football 2: Mechanical Drawing 4. MARY IIEAUMONT llI:iry . . . casual lunk . . , quilt' :intl shy . . , mms for food, Roni- an style , . . lillw tunes . . . swims, skates :intl strains fm strikes . . . will lac stmlvnt lux' niirht, secretary ln' rlay. i F.II.A. 2: Social Dancing 2. J. M ll'HA EI. BICt'KI-IRS Miki- . , , moves in his '54 Iforrl . . . Crosse.-t azlyisor is tops , , , lmssilslv futurc in typu scl- tini: , . . likcs jumpcrs frnni tho kcy. Military 2: Physical Fitness 2. 3: Library Science 3: Print Shop 4. 1-.pf 'N . NICII, IIICIDNICR Nt-il , . , 'l'rvntun -lllllilrl' Unl- lt-ifv, wzxtvh nut . . . yon lui-t yum lvi1'1l . . . xzirls . . . lvusivallly thinks :ilwmlt lmsvlmll , . . :intl girls . . . nurvnzil :ill-Aunt-rit-:un lmy , . . st-lclr-in sci-n silt-nt. Baseball 2, 3, -1: Business Mn- chincs 3: Visual Aids -1: Officials 4. val., A , LQ. l WARREN BEEBE Skip . . . veal parmesan with Spaghetti as a side dish . . . about that high , . . one of the Beke-Beebe brothers . . . chemical engineering in the future . . . goes boating in Whitehead. Football Club 2, 3: Officials 2: Bridge 3, 4: Varsity S 3, 4: Var- sity Football 3, 4: Varsity Track 4. ,wwf ,- 1 .J , L. wt, .-:LJ A , ,F 7 - 4. if-,, 9 V J 1 : ,LJ-1 V, ll , V . , in ff-' K LeROY BENCK Head . . . savors sirloin . . . tickled by Tarr . , . Forget it . . . anti-dance? . . . disc collec- tor . . . musical me? . . .J.'l'.'s all-stater . .. a future Navy man. Officials 2. 4: Football Club 2: Baseball Club 3: Photography 4. LOUIS BEKE Lou . . . best at sleeping . . . tennis and cars rate . . . quiet and shy chicken a delight sings in the shower at football practice? . . , football, football, and bridge? . . . Boys' State . . . future chemical engineer. Football Club 2, 3: Bridge 3, 4: Varsity S 3: Honor Society 3, 4. CECILE BERABD Cecil . . . dizzy over D.S. . . . nobel leader of the Senior Class . . . That did it! . . . future legal lapsitter . . . caters to Caf . . . always accompanied by a smile . . . Senior Ball Queen. Student Council 2, 3, 4-Class Of- ficer, President 2, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3: Drama 2: P.S.8zD. 3: Choir 4: F.T.A. 4: Business Ma- chines 3: Guidance Secretary 4. HARBY BELL t'Buck avid archer hunt- ing and fishing fan . . . Hec- Haw . , . jugs in his Jeep . . . Quaker Gardens Gun Club secre- tary . . . future forester. Beagle 2: Mechanical Drawing 2, 3: Photography 4. ROBERT BERG Chubbs , not Hamburger . . . does homework in free time? . . . Keggler . . . honor averages and perfect attendance annually . . . plans include pharmacy school. Honor Society 4: Military 2: Great Books 2: Prose and Poetry 3: Library Science 3: Bowling 4. ,ttt PETER BELL Pete . . . that 'litl Chevy lm- pala! . . . fish . . . bravu for bowling and billiards . . . goes for the out-of-doors , . . hunting and fishing fanatic , . . future as a machinist in sight. Beagle 2, 3, 4. JAMES BERRIEN Jim . .. noise, noise, noise loves Ferndock . . . whatya think 'bout that? . . . Richie and the Downbeats . . . love those sun- glasses . . . jazz fiend . , . Hi, Beautiful . Choir 2, 3. 4: Advanced Choir 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Group 3, 4: Op- erettn 2, 3: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Dixieland Band 2. 3: German Band 2: Dance Bond 4: Men's Chorus 4. , 5... VYlI.l,l A M Bl-IRRIICN ROBERT BERSFH Willy . . . you nummy . Bob , of course . . . eraftx' chief cook and bottle washer . . around a stage . . . t-olleets junk Hug liarf . . . alias Emile , , A in his Clubhouse . . . likes sports, student of Trenton Studio of Per- but l1l'UiSCS PHSHY . - - S011 mill ftillllllltf Arts . , . avifl wm'ks-r in skis . . . eyes in thc stars . . . Dt-Molay . , . future prodtlrel' or ltlBliS to sturly the arts, industrial llirevtor . . . lmoming baritone. that is. Stuclcnt Council 3: P.S.liD. 3: Still-Z0 Craft 3. 4- Choir 2. 3 I: fantecn Fnuncil -t. RAYMOND BETILKI-1 Francie . . . Ray . . . modest manager . . . No comment . . . reading, 'ritingr and 'rithmetit' Jack of all trades, master of none . . . eyes a ecrtain '55 I-'owl . . . swinuinpr singer . . . DeMolay . . . future ert-ativv writer. Honor Society 3, -1: P.S.kD. 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2, 3. -I: Operettn 2. 3. 4: Service Corps 2: Drama -1. GLORIS BIIIARI tllo . , . axnl artist . , , ser tarial varot-r lies aln-anl . . , i swevt smile for Q-vt-1'yol1v. lilivrl by all , . . tylvintr is a fix ol ite bobby. F T A ,X I l 1: 1 ,il ,- DONALD BILLS Male . . . poetry fan . , . owns 1 tree house and monkey swing: scores of sweaters . . . Steinert's star tbirc' baseman . . . Key Club capers . . . blue or bronze bomb . . . Hug Bart' treasurer. Key Club 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Bridge 3, 4. I VERONICA BIRIKI Ronnie . . . nlays uuitar . . . goes for spaghetti antl meatballs Oh, Frm-eps! will trans- fer from an aide at Mercer to a nurse at St. Franeis . , . a :lofi- nitu inclination towarsl musiv. Student Council 2: Dance Band 2: Concert Band 2: Marching Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Tum- bling 3: Modern Dance 4. FREDRICK BITNER BARRY BLACK Fred . . , possible Indianapolis Barr . . . footl-all f:in:uic 500 winner 1969 . . . truthfully, pizza maker . . . sonn-one nam how big: was the one that got Toni .... always buyinig vlotlns away? . . . an aecomlllislicti . . . lntt-ri,n' Dot-oration or lit , sprawl: :ie 4loich man , , . fu- siprn in the future antiripntts turn' rnuvhanir. German 2: Auto -I. own business. Model Craft 2: Music Apprum tion 3, -4: Business Mm-hines DIANE BLAZE Diane . . . avid sports fan . . . Gi1ldap! . . . drives to Bittle . . . Mathis and Hunter are O.K.l . . . loves to sew ancl play basket- ball, but not at the same time . .. crystal ball says beautician. Majorettes 3: Business Machines 2: Costumes 3: Majorette Club 3. ROBERTA BOYLE Bobbie . . . conforming non- conformist . . . Garbage! . , . pen anrl paper are constant Cum- panions , . . looney over c-an-toons . . . reel shoes . . . no opinion whatsoever . . . looking for-warsl to Moves-i' aml her while eap. Choir 2, 3, -1: Special Choir 2: ?ruma 2: Operettn 2: F.N.A. 3. Qw-...,, FRED BOFND 'AFrecl . . . it's outstanding: . , . pizza anal ice cream? a saun' terini: singer . , . how hiizli can he go? , . . bowling bug.: . . , pos- sible future as a Junior High teacher. Choir 2, 3. 4: Madrigal Group 4: ODETHNH 3. 4: German 2: Nat- uralist 3: Bowling 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 3, 4. VVESLEY BOWES VVes . . . outdoor man . . . often seen in a '53 Ford . . . likes lobsters but only if tht-v're dead . , . cue stick and pool table . . . Air Force next in Sight. Model Craft 2: Coin 3: Photog. ruphy 4. DONNA BOYD Don cute, quiet, wtit- .. I L , , clrools over steak . .. l'i-rtainly .' . , . plans a future in the lowei ixracles . . . grazing toward Glass- boro . . . has a vvrlaiu iutvrt-sl in the Senior Class. F.'l'.A. 2, 3: Typing: 2: Librarv Science sg F.u.A. 4: :sim-ri. Dance 4. BEVERLY BRANSFIELD MARIE BRANSFIELD DAVID liRlCARl.EY HeV . . . always a busy signal Marie . , . Jxooml Heavens to Dave . . . plans to splim- vablos . . . Ralph . . . cuts the rug . . , Meruatroinl . , . blue outfits to for Bell . . . shutter buy: . . . loves baby blue . . . school lap inateh her eyes . . . revortls of all skates, puck ansl ive . . . spn-nils sitter . . . eating, L-spuvially pizza kintls , . . IU staiulini: pins . . . tune L-liaupring channels uuivt . . . plans office career. twinkle ft-vt . . . wilfl over ltal- and rest-i-veil. , ian ,'ausai:e. i.H.A. 2, 3, 4- V f N I Cont-4-rt am-fi 2, :z, 11 Mlm-iiamr 'IYDUUI 23 l'-n-A- 23 Buslncss Band 2, 3, 4: Opt-retta Il: Model Spotlight 3: Business Maehin es 4. Craft 2: Photopgraplly ei: Slith- Rulc 32 Stage Crew Il, 4. YM ,vi l l, NL CIIERYLE IIREESIC ROBIGRT IIREI.Sl4'0RD LILA BROVVN ANTIIUNX IIIII N4 Il Lil1luIIulf-1-int . . . my Stein- Crush . . . :my food will :lu J-w Ann . . . lrziiisfvi- from 'l'-m5 ' . . - ll 1 CN. c'h:ii'm . . . love thosc- niumly . . . Hy-Iiilei' shullcr blur . . . Xlxwvlllmiu High Svlmsil in Nm-lli lvul, uxiylliim: will .lu 1 unlnn rcvormls . . . I ui'gvl it . . . one mlislimzuishefl cxtimguislicr fly- Cui-ulinu small :xml quiet ini: is :i l':ixw uf Mr. B1':lhm's sungluirsls , . . fi IIIII is 21 favorite pustilnu- . ,. lmvks fu1'w:i1'4l to u I'11tui'u in llvnl ziygririlltliiilil lug if casa of on1'-in-ilu--phlmc . , . cun'L mcrcy nwsscmgvr at 1X1vi-cum' . . sm-wing. liisuu-y. Slcliul-sgiismhhei' misc . . , ardent definitely collcpzc bound. FJLA. 4: Nvodlecmn .L Miman 2: lnrdtn lrnt' L A ' Bridge II, 41 F.'l'.A. 33 Pholng- 4. Choir 2, 3, -I: Clwcrlczulcr 43 rnphy 4: Ily-Liter -l. Colorgunrd 2: G..-LA. Cnuncxil 3. f , 4 I . .V JI, X , , -tiwx , . ,J LK' I - ' JS- VU .ffl Y' ,mgwf , I xg 3- f Cr , i Xe I J 1' L, .NV U A N 'VK I- Ox X ,W ' f M 5? ' --'lv' 11-' V' 5 . LVN X' YPA, M,,,-- g Lv xg by X v, .JW A A i f ' ' X - .if W v l. X . x , J X, , , ,X K5 m X-, V 'J Y .xx N-1 J, -f X .--A V J . I w . Q-'J -V J! L - XAIA I 0' 1 , 1 'gif' V 'J v If 'Klxl-' QV , yu r ' I I - JK , I f k, . 1 f A A A , V E ww it Dfw ' uf ,V , U' 'fir 5' 51 L My -,N -, f -, l 1' A . C , V ' if f-2 -F pK, li- U' x sf i I 1 1 n MARY BUCK AL 'CIC BUIIASSI THOMAS IIIlRL'Ill'II.I. IIUIII Ill lil RNN M:u'y . . . sowing n-:in llc fun Al . , . zi nierry nu-ruiuiml . . . Hin-li . willy with wurnla limb or lima . . . llulisin fuml rutvs high . . . M-us future as :1 iurivailu Girl Ifii- I1irlui'ls':illy niinrlninl wlml l'1'4-11 lrunsli-i lii i lm pow fm' -In-:in I'i!m-y . . . mntli cluy . . . mzul nvvi' Mathis . . , was that :ilmut Mr, lv4lik1 f . . . iiilm-iw-at in llir lumm ml: x luvvi' . . . wilml :ilmut 'l'hunmlL-i'- I was just, woiirlvrimgn nlunv- I flu-lllrl il . . . vnjnys plwugiw- mlnlalvlvx in nil hump Ivilwls . . . :A futurv in zuwmiritiiipg im: hvi' slclight. sive Jazz :mil Dun- IIl'lllvL'4'lx . . . l'I'l1il - - - I'iH 4 . . . Rimlcr. S , I D , 2 T , I, lx l'11l'lIu-x 1-wllluziliuii :il 'I'l'onlon . . . lllllllll' liiuim lm ocm nncing 3 yplni: -2 w 5 1 l .u 5 Y- I'.II.A. 2, 3, FI. II.A. II, 43 Modern Dance I. ll K, Physlrul Illlnux I lion in Ily-Lilvr J, -I: Drnmn -lg Ill-aiding 4. RALPH BUTI-IRA RONALD BUTKO CALLAN JAMES CANNULI Mouse . , . Labor lou-r , Qhulu or Butts . . . vovally Richicl .,. fanatic for frictl Jim . . . an Enterprise Firm shy lmt sly wit . . . Nirc . . and instrumontally inclinctl . . . chickcn f . . tink . . . piano Company man from way hack .. likes bowling . , . and footl , . . v VVhat is it, Bo? . . . St:-irtluster. ponnzlcr :intl vibrant vocalist . . . artlcnt auto shop attendant . . future Navy man . . . than-on to '62 'winnt-rs of' 'Frolxtori Youth mall for Mr. Uptlikcfs tics . . intorost in stock cars . . . hopcs college and clcctronics. ,Talent Contcst . , ,'Curtis Col- ! i:onk .L . hats antl hrcaks . . for a carccr in mcchanics. lif-th- t 'rh'll.- , x '- : , . Typing 2: Bowling 3, 4. ,:.i2T,,.,1i,:,? ,i::,i,-xtitlhit. U U ,N A ' IUHN tht my Pf llmlmq fumbling 2: Auto Shop 3, 4. ' ' Key Club 3,x4: Choir 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2. 3, Special Fhoir 2: Open.-tta 2, 3, 4 ' 4: 0pcretta'2, 3: Dance Banml 3, Madrigul Group 3. , 1 ,W X ll 14: Convert Band 3: Modern Jazz Q My Band' 3, 4: Marching Band '31 , , Drama,-2.14. ,fx , A K' t H ' t t , J f J tl ,U l 1 W ' 1 X t Wi lx f i 4 ' 1 ' 1 , , 'L tg-Lf' ,bwyff W' I 'nf' - l i ix ' 'Ji 1 1 J V , t 'H RICHARD CARL JAMES t'ARI,lSl JAMES t'ARl,'l'0N LINDA CARNEVALE Rusty . . . automatically mind- Whin1py . . . niin:l's ln-ttt-1' . .. Jim . . . ft-athvr antl linc . . . Carncy raven hairetl beauty eil . .. attracted to Atco llratrway :A now ont- cvcry we-ok . . , coats thru- holes and tvn pins . . . tall, often seen with lmrush in hand . , . and Chcvys . . . grcasc mon- stoniit ' with milk . . . swinuim: clark :intl hannlsomc . . . partial a lover of sports . . . nnc of key at hcart . . . lovcs lobster SHN playvr . . . jazz lung , . , partncr in lvusint-ss . . hopcful SlP1ll'lZHll1lYltl'S Sopranos , . . fu- . . . fl-Um Maint. ' I . S005 1'mm-,- futurt- night vlulv cuts-rtainor. car owncr. ture aspirations are with I.B.lVl. in Navy lvluc. Varsity Baseball 31 Travel t'luh 2: Ilnschall Club 3: Bowling 3, -1. Music Appreciation 4. Bowling 3, 4: Chess 2: Military 2, 3. and Checkers school. Choir 2, 3, 4: Mnjorette 2: M ern Dance 4. od- VAROI, CARROLI, VYILLIAM i'AR'l'lCR DIANA CARUSO THOMAS FARUSU Sl1m'lx . . . vlmcklus :wer clmv- Pills lxulriluul hgii-rim-r NIM-1- . . . futuro clrivui nf :in . . . ulins 'Pup k':il , . ululo swlkc . . . Uh buy! . . . spurls vnllnlsinsl . . . llml iivlip Xlxl'I'I , . vullm-vim' nf vlziss lmrnf1'1'1-lu-f :it Klimfs . . . vniiwi- lhusv l1lk'l'VY nmvic musiczils , , . 4-rzmiuni nwsl impwwvil run- rings 'I'lmt's nut lun sliaurpln vnlinlis l':i1'lAl'u'5' 4'lHll'Jll'll'l' - - - l'l'lIlil fwllillll :i fzn'ul'ilv SlllP,il'i'l ni-i ' :iwursl in :-innmvi' lruclx . . . . . sm-izil work in tho fnlllrv ll1'lI1ilH'1'l'iIIx:'f lmlf nf ilu- Swvvt- . . . l.:uwrom'v llvmxly Aczulcniy. -.nlis-ni svivntisl . . . futurv lmpvx , . . Iilws lmlwi' . . . cnim' irnznwl ln-:url Cmipli- . . . lim! limi' . . . . . fm' University ut' D1-l:iw:iw'v. i':i1:l:uin, :i fm-1'x'1-li! frog w:ilrln'i' , . . ilu- lhmr 2' 3' 'l' Slwzirlin-lil liiil. Physical Fitnvss 2, 3: Typing 25 Stumlvnt 1'uum'il 1: Fhnir Zig Folnr Varsity S 3, 'Ig Mililrlry -1: Ronil- Guard 3. 1-Unplnin I: llrunm 4. KM' Vlllh 3. il, l-vifl' l'rl'SiIll'lll ing .gh 1: Studi-nl f'0l.ll'lt'il 2, II, -1-Plans Vice l'r6sirIvnl 15 Ifnotlmll fl. I1 Hnskvthnll -I3 Offivinls -I: Vnrsily S 3. -I. 1, 1 1 DOMINIC CASEY Piei'i'c- , . . ente1'1n'ising fire- man ai, Enterprise . . . nuts over Ray Charles . . . Not now Y late-r. . . . how many times has he prone with Helen? . . . college for electronics, Modelcrafi: 2. IIIQYICIIIA' i'l'IfJl.lClll lim-x . . . rlulvs un 1l:iln'in11 . . . l,lS.Nl. svlimrl iwxl slup . . . Hi, Kills . . . pluf'vl':ilxly in :I l'u1'- vvllq- . . 1':ux'4-s mu-1' liyulvll rw-- urmls . . . S:in1ly's sis. I-'.ll.A. 3, -I: Mnjorvttv Vluli 33 Musii- Appreciation 4. wi 'iff'-r S.-XNDRA 4'l'Illl,EIJI ROBERT l'llAllVVlC'K lJusly pins :mil in-A-mllvs , Hula . . . nous fm' spi-rls . . Nwmli . . , 4-lyiuys miauiwimi , . . runs! llovl' . . . l rlnlfl n':1l'v' 'mil riding :irmiml . , . link sis . . . sm-mls his limc at llmv:ir4l's . , an fnllln- with lvusiiufw mu- . . , pm-1'smi:ility plus . . . plnns ihim-s 1-rm-!'c1's vi-:il 11:irnws:in. ln ridi- thi- way-pg, Qorinl Dann-ing 23 l'.H.A. Ii, 'lp Pliysirnl Filnx-ss 2: Drnmn 2: 01'- Mnjorvlh- i'lub 3: Music Apprvvi- fivinls 3. 4. ntinn -l. THOMAS CIIAMBERLAIN HELEN CHEROWITZ RIVIIARD FIIIANICSIC RIVHARD t'lll.-XNICSIC WVilt . . . try almost anything Shrin1py . . . short anml swcct llit'liiv . . . luurgcr rhvl' at Ricky . . . t-ooxtroc'tim,: niotora once . , . fanatic for folk anal . . . hath' for hoys . . . futort- tlino's . . , sni!'i'lt-N Mohr . . aonl ratlios is his faxoiito . . hill-billy music . . . Htakv a sccl'ctary at ll.C.A. . . . ilanvinyr, anothvr l't-rvcnt frog watvlivr . . niilulful of music . . , gpm-ls atl- ln'Qak likcs Mr. Mc lirixh- rlanvini: anrl more' clancimg . . . at his ht-st in lmaskutlmall . . xocatc . , . our faithful am-cor cnjoys taking things apart . . , arrlunt fan of l'a11l Anka. shrimp , . . Notre' Dania- imnii- luaskvtliall antl hast-hall ro-n1an- huntinu antl aports sopportvr , nl D V, I. ,rl , U Lrrant . . . a futurt- collvpziatt-. am-r . , . plana to :ith-ml Roos- mimmll l lf ' Hmlhmls ilwlliuh' Riiilhht-cr::i:ii,it,Z' Hum: ti Of- Drama 3: Officials 4: Varsity S lu lwvmm' il nmillkml lillylll- Drama 2: Print Shop 3. 3, t: Basketball 3, -ig Football 4 Fhcss and Clit-ckcrs 23 Slide Ruh- ilg Bridge 4: Math -1. I - - 1. JANICI-I l'HlAvlC'l l'A THOMAS J. t'l.ARK THOMAS ll. CLARK CAROLIC COAN Jan amlort-s Italian fooml Ularltiv . . . lovw. his hast-hall Toni . . . athlctir' . , . low-s Corn . . . fashion flare . . . Oh happy day . . . li-ttvr lovvr . . . 4-ollwta blasts from thu past thou' stt-aks . . . a Stcim-rt thin- l o1'g.:ct it. . . . Frank Sinatra . . . one certain hoy . . . a Stvin- , . . om- ol' l'a!'frt-y's luoya . . . clzul prt-fzcription pccltllt-r advocate 'I'akc a ln'vak vrt lookcr . . . worry wart . , . aviil athlt-tic' followol' . . . plans on thv harcl court . . , furtlicr talcntcrl on thc typewritur . . . on to Secretarial work. to join tht- Air l ort-0, efluvation in accounting, right arountl Hivliic . , . furtht-i' . . . ,, . , . . ,. . :l,' l S. Music Appreciation 4: Iypmg 4. Baschall 2, Il. Choir -1: Physical lwtncss 2, ,tg Nulcmlll Null ui' Slide Rule 3. Music Appreciation 4. X Sis 1x11 uh x 1111x111 s 11 1 1 1 rn ctcxm uslwtlnl I' 111111 x1111111 L 1 I NSU.. ticiun 1111-usa Hy-Liter 4 Chew 2 Cnsiumv ' lh1x11 ll nlw Officimlu 'I fuxdnnce 'I 111r Ilhrxrw 81101111 1 l N1r11 un! Al111: 1x 1111111 1 1 1 N111 11111111 1 11111 11111 1 11111 vnu flllll! N 1 11111N 1111th1111, 111111, 111 1, 111 N 11 'l'1v11l1111 Steins!! x1111,xt11x 11 1111111 1 1 ki111l1111,11lc-11 lnichu 11 X N 11 Tnn-el 2 'lwplmz 2 Ushercllv H in I It 1 yung, loslumm 1 llun11rn11n1 I l'l'sl F 'I' A 'l 4 4 M Qiu,.,.- jqA,. NZ? MARGARET CZAJKOWSKI JOHN DAMICO MARY ANN IVANIGICLO GILDA DAVIS Petr .. . loin: letter writer lPamiv part-tinw pmol shark Marc . . . agile athlon' . . . M Gil . . , Elvis l'rL-slr-y . . , Forget it . . . mall for the Ma- . . . cull:-cts ruins for fun and KL M munvhcr ullivlvt L'r:u'klm-1' ilancim:'s her flv.-liglil . . . mail rinvs . . . scrumptious Steak . . . profit . . . likes hllllllllll aml . . . avifl Junior llvml Cross work- alruul the nwvios . . . Fm'p:vt it' found dancing: at the Saturday fishing :unuriu other things . . , er , . , collvcts charms . . . luvofa . . . Chinuse anal Italian fumlf. night vantevns . . . l lluulit it zuwmiilwlisliwl :u'c1n'1li:niist . , . chilflren . . . SIIZIVU flml' l'1lill1l'l' rate . . . ruck 'ii rurk i'ccm'nl vul- . . . terrific Mr. Tarr . . . fuluw plans tu lu- an 1-It-ctr-is-:il ciiuincor. . . . future tvavliiml L5l'HI1lllHll' lvctm' . . . unnls-ciclocl futurv. , sh l. . . Wuituy Drama 33 Bridge 4: Music Ap- Sc OO h Choir 3: Bridge 2: Drama -l. Honor Society 3, 4: Red Cross 2. pr:-cintion -I. G-A-A- C0llIH'll 43 F-T-A. 2. 32 Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4-Sccre- tary 3, Vice President -I. - ! l I I - - -4 JUNE DAVIS KATlll.l'Il'IN DoANGEI,0 JOSEPH DECILLIS DENISE DQFALCO June Hug , . . loves lavcnflvr, Kathy . . . like-s lmwlim: :xml Juv . . , paints in mils , . . lXlv0zvr , . . talks ancl rozuls in vnints in same- . , . Forget ii! liursclrark rialinpr . . . a rt-cur4l likvs girls in 1:1-ncrxil . . , Alirv that urclcr . . . wannlm-rs tliruuirh . . . Cruises in n Kaiser '52 gray colloctlu' . . . :xml vhmnistry luvul' in p:u'tirlllnr ltaliun fnml :null mir hzillwwunl halls . . surpris- Iiomlm . .. Gibsun all thu way , . . My main c-hallumzv is now fast vars arc niaiiistuys . . . usual inuly' full ul' surprisvs . lu-x-ur lots 'a laughs. mlalivt-N. . . . candy stripor at man with cut- stick , . , futurt- mins:-ml a fuutl-all game- :tml nm FITIA' 2' 3: Drama 2: Business fxttlullriilif'is . . . fllturv anvsthcsi- at liillcr to lw :in :u'1'uunlunl. 825:111xliiixntllliicgmt0:33. .n.li.YilILnlu ln Machines 4: Typing 4. Typing 2, 4: Library Sz-ic-ncv 2: ' lly-l.it1-r 3, -1: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Bridge -1. l'.'l'.A. 2, 3, 43 Drnnm Il: Ily- llrama 2. Liter 4: Secretary 4. ,pr 09 . f DALE DICLOZIER AN'l'0lNlC'l l'l4I DQMARCO JUDITH Dl'IMI'S'l'ER .lEANNE'l l'lC llcl'lCWV A spwrls unlhnsiasls , . . fnlllrv 'l'uni , . , likm-s in im-acl, sow Ju , . . Ship Ahfw! . . . ruamls l4onnim- . . . llainlxuw Girl . . . at Riilvr ui' in the wilil lvlln- yon- anrl crank . . . sliouls puul with hi'lClll'L' fivliun . . . niako mins- lnvv ihnsv mliflum' sports sln- clvi' 1-nas' ln-vf, pizza, anil fish liarry , . . puwmlvr lvluo . , . friucl xx-al parmusan part-time lwalry mlvni su4'i'vlai'y . , . livvvi' inissvs are h's favorites . . . likos shaip vliickvli is a l'ax'm'itv . . . l-vvvs all lvuss . . . fnturv nffivv svr'i'm'I:ii'y MV. Novak . . . plans invlmlv l. clullws anil popular ninsin' , , . kinds uf niusiv . , . plans ln lm a . . . winnm-r nf flrvirg Shurilianul lljl. lrainim: . . , hupvs lu Iw- varll shark in his UH' tim:-. ss-4'i'vlal'y. Awaiwl. 1-unio an airline liusivss, I'.S.KD, 2: Sril-Iwo 2: Drama 3: Typing 2: Music Approvinliun 3. l'h0ir 3: Business Mnchinvs -ig Majorollcs 2: Typing -I3 Ilrnmn Coin 3: Bridge ii: Musir Annrv- -iz Business Mncliincs 1. Music Appreciation 4. 41. rintion 4. ,-Z' LORRAINE DRY I.m'i'ain0 . . . hor intm-vs! in the Navi' . , , alalo clanvvi' . I m'p:0l it . . . vrazy nn-r cllnilxurs and spaijlin-Ili . . . Ceivul Grrigiz Shurthancl Aw . . . a future svn-i'ctau'y. lin-N vu- 1-1-- alwl Hy-Liter -Ig Drnma 2: Mods-rn Dan-rc 2, 3, 4: Open-tin 2. IK. -i 7, SUSANNA DICY GABRIHI. DIHAVZY l'A'l'liII'lA DililCNlCDl-I'l l'l Suv . , , lwislli-s, hall lxcarinifs, llalrlvy . . . pl-i-1-nnial 'l'ian'k l'.ntli . , . Nmlnn Nurli fan? :mel hlailvs . . . at lm-ast . . . managvr . . . snuw skiini4's ws-1, . . . :ilu-ny, 301.5 IA, igimfg A A A Mix XYilnu's si-4'i'ul:ii'y . . . mml- lint fun! l'JvMulay uffim-1' hlfmigi-1 iq A A A 4, wAm,i,.,',.,, I A I vrn music' niaclna-ss . . . Kmmkiv plays with guns? . . . plans in- mn- nf Mrs, Nzuylm-1 ln-Ipi-iq A A A fm' Vai' . . . arlrrrvs Italian fnml vlunlm- avcourxlimg instructions al mluiln-s i-imsvimls . . . lisli-ns in . . . in-vvl a spam- nimnn-ni . . . liiclcr. ilu' Vamlin i'm'lig:i41i1sly. nunil vi' plm'a,'c ' at livll Tclv- .. . , , A , A A A l,hA,nA,, A.l,:C,A, QVGA, ...W A.,u,imI larsl Aid 2-lreasurvr 2: lhvss l'.ll.A. ig Husllu-ss Mxwluiws 1. .S-N lcv I residcnt .kg Bridge .ig Biology 24 Bank and Tickcts 4. A N sm if PAUL DiMANNO Fi-nog . . . 314 legs . . at- tached to an attac-he case . . . the official cube inspector . . . reafls like crazy . . . a ILB .... fer- vently fond of French . . . Key Club comrade . . . travels tnwaral Tulane. Key Club 3, 4: Hy-Liter 2: Cres- set 2: P.S.8:D. 2: Prose and Poetry 3: Music Appreciation 4. . BARBARA DIVINE Ilobbie . .. throws buwlintr balls baekwarrls . . . Senior Girl Scout . . . buokwurm . . . the naust- that refreshes . . . frientlly to Miss Money Bags . . . luntrs tn travel with the Navy Nurses. Operetta 2, 3. 4: Drama 2. t: G.A.A. Council 4: Officials fl: Typing 3: Hockey Manager i: Refreshment Manager 4. b MAN? We I DENNIS DOMANSKI Denise . . . spatrhetti twister . . . fruit . . . monetary mail- nt-ss . ,. flirty rurkinig slug . . . plane pastel' . . . heall in the eluunls . , , buwliml bug.: , . , Illl- rient allmirer of Miss lilrflue. Free Library Readinfz 2: Model Craft 2: Fhess and Checkers 3: Bowling fl, 4: Math Workshop 4. WAYNE DONNICLLY YVayne football fanatic you rang? . . . super spaghetti spinner . . . I'll :lu anything for an A . . . clowns with f'af . . . tennis anyone? . . . mail math major . . . palates antl pools . . . marvels the moron linux, Chess 2, 3: Bridqre Il: Slide Rule 4: Meehanical Drawing 4. - Q- I J 0' ni-1 i :J t J , , , nl oft W: ' J A .Ji WILLIAM DONOVAN SANDRA DORN LAWRENVI-I DROMBOSKI SANDRA DUNLAP Bill . . . one uf the Fearsmne Sandy , . . pintus, pins, and Larry just plain steak Sandi . , . erash rliets . . . Four-some , . . Donna VVho'I . . . Popeye . . . mail for moustarhes Oh. that brunette . . . listens to gosh, fzolly, tree! . . . watehes Um-m-m, banana sandwiches! . . . I rloubt it! . . . a walking popular music . . . graduating in but it is not one of the Fugitives hustles in the Hearst- . . . ling ear raclio . . . batty over llilly '64 but loves that '58, . , . is rice Chinese? . . . you Bart' . . , football fanatie . . . what's the attraction at Farnegie Lake? . . . future math major at Trenton State. Student Council 3, 4: Football 3. 4: Varsity S 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Slide Rule 4. . . . marriage in the future . . . likes Mr. Pivo, Robert Goulet, anrl sauerkraut. Choir 2: Bank and Tickets 3: Typing 2, 4: Red Cross 3. Chess and Checkers 2: Auto 4. sure that's a True Story? Choir 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. MARIE DUNN RONALD EG LICVVSKI newar- VIRGINIA EIIAS 'Y SANDRA I-IMIILY lNIativ . . high fashifvn hair- I-Iat:gy . . . futura- that'tsman Jimmy Plans In luv a monli- Sandi Oh that slim-zo! :los , . . that rlitl it . . . mar- . . . hatty twvr ht1i'gct's . . . yva val lam-sittt-1' . . . amature artist treasures hor curtain Gi-ook Ivt- vclmxs Mathis . . . vrazy for Mr. man . . . solvhistivatwl Sophia . . , Svu-l1tL't't1 lioivui't4-1' . . . tt-its . . . one ul' Stvin0t't's famvtl i'hiaI1v,-sv . . mall uvvi' iiiaiivswvtti lmrt-li . . . a frioml of l'affi't-y's wtvtllcl likv to sm-ntl timv in Nvw Grcvian Urns . , . anynm- fm' a . , . classival music iatvs . . . , . . sulwr swimnu-1' . . haskt-ts Yurk . . , art must-ums aml at lrannna samlwit'h7 . . . always futurv s0t'1'vt:lt'y . . . hurt-s N.Y.t', :tml halls fm' tht- C.Y.U .,.. ll1'11:ulway plays. IIPHI' a piano . . . m'HIlSi1Illll5' . . . phnm-s :mtl pins. :im'liors awoigh. Drama 2, 3: Busint-SS Mnchincs sinuimf. Drama ZZ: Maxim-rn Ilnnre Z: Typ- Military 3: Physical Fitness -1. -I: Personal Typing 4. Chair 2, Il, 4: Om-rt-ttn 2, JI, 4. ing Il. - - - - I ROSEANN ICSCIIICR GAII, EVANS .IUDITII EVANS SIIIRIJCY ICW'l'II,I. llusv . . savus happily to htly Gail . . . Oh, ithusu XVilslwuml Stylish clothes, a tt'ath'mal'k . . , lim-la lilivlrf' , . . M-ni-in, thirst a var . . . hahysittvr fm' thnst- days! . . . raviuli ratvs high , , .lluly . . . only fumalv IlIL'IlIlI0l' rlivvsv sziiimlwiclivs . , . nhl, vasy. wtrmlcrftxlf' yotlmzvr hruthc-rs . . . tloliuhts in tlanving . , . mhl nh- uf tht- mvt'haniL'al xlrawimr classes anti slow nrusin' . That 4litl vollvylrall iiitramllralist , , , Mrs. jcvt t'ollu4't1n' . , . t'iL:ai'vtte luxtts, . . . Spartan Slun't1't'ss. . . . liar- it! . . . l'.'irnion . . simtliglits S1mtme1 s SOL'l'CtZII'l' . . . futurv tivklingg llc tyiuewritvr. Choir II, 4: Mnth 2: lnstrumcntnl Munir 2. 1-ht-wimg gum. aml buys' tics . , l nlnuht it ton's st-cuml luvu . . . svos vvt-ry muviv in town . . , 'I't'entun Statv and mathvmatics. Student Founril 3: Banking' 2: Tickets 2: Red Cross 2: Merhnni- gal Drawirf! 3: Future Teachers spurt vlothcs. Modern Ilnnro 4: Typing 4. 5 1- Vi. Q'l'T fV 'kv ww., KATHLEEN FARRI-Ilil. JOSEPH FASANELLA JOANN FERRARA KATHLEEN FERRARA Kathy , . . lvlue hues . , . gill Bear . . , non-conforinist . . . Ju , , . mail srientist with Kathy . . . jinulos cash roi:- the tearhers hate ine . . . talk, favors Italian food . , . olllies liut inakv-up . . . whal's the attrar- ister at Grants . . . slalmlilvs in oil talk, talk . . . a cantlle anfl a goorlies . . . just you , . , plans tion in New York City? . . . fav- paints . . . Kauffinan's keen . . . plate of spaghetti , . , Trenton a shocking future , . . likes urs Mexican food , . . buy, oh, no mystery in chemistry .. . quiet Stat:-r . . . l oi-get it! Mr. Mott , . . anrl girls , . boy . . . mirror mad . . . en- as a kitten . . . future mf-rlival Choir 2 ,X 4 Oporotm 2 FA x swilrnniing :intl lmsketliall . .ioys traveling :incl rooking. tevhnieian. , : :-...A. 2. ...l,-,hi Council 4. im mx 'mom Art 2: Reading 2: Drama 3: Auxilium Lntinum 2, 3, 4: Typ- Vursity Football 4: Military 2: Typing 4. ing 2: Library Science 3: Bank ,Physical Fitness 4. ' I : ' 'lend Tickets 4. , , V' MM' L' MU' U51 i , E ' 4 'l' Mdilw ll lf-l ' 'V l , 3 x . , .X . ' - ' I H L - ff- tt lt X-A u wk fl ty X ,rf ,ll ' Na 'Cs - f , ' i ' T c if tie? 4-it T ,wt f 1 I R f, jlfk' I N Lu I 9 X ' ,' ti . - . lg T 4 T 1 . f T 1 if-1 UV ,gt ,-X --et, , lJvi'V1 bi ,nf , . t l gxul x XF, J l ' ' ' l . XJ V lf ,xx - -.KN t V V Q ,Ll rl.. yr .- I Xt, Q 1 3 Qt - ' ' 2 ' ' X7 'X . f . X 'L-qc V 1 - if W. 'WW-Pltl 0 OJ CAROL FISHER CaSkle . . . swinixin' Sea Sirlv . . . pins and neerlles . . . rlon't know, do ya! . .. portrait paint- er . . . great Mrs. Gauntt . . . football and sovver spectator . . , career in art . . . shrimp . . . what glasses? Officials 4: Career 2: Art 3: Naturalists 3: Science Workshop 4. ROBERTA FISHER ROSEANN FLETCHER BRUSE FOSTER B0liliie . . . walks the halls at Rosie . . . easterly awaits those Cousin l!rucie makes meat- Dunnelly Hospital , . , has a clefi- letters from Korea . . . petite balls at Marirfs , . . that great nite interest in Douglas . , , :intl member uf our color guard . . . guitar . . . 'l'lie 'l'wanir's the Rutizersl , . . fam-ies footl of stitch in time . . . runner-up Th:uu,: . . . motivates in musir every kinrl . . . classy color guard for Miss Mercer County Fair , . , , . . non-c-onforinity . . , eats . . . American Flay: anrl llolxlvy. talkative turkey eater. :rapes how? Student Council 2: Girls' State Unlor Guard 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Ilnnve Band 2: 3: G.A.A. Council 3, 4: Color Dance 2. Music Appreciation 3, 4. Guard 3, 4: German 2: Natural- ists 2: Poetry and Prose 3. GERALD GAINES .lc1'1'y . . , l1:1ts, beats mul Brnhm . , , Is that 1'i1:ht'? . , . f'llllSlL'llllY inclinocl . . . goes fm- uirls , . . Dating is :1 fatvnrilt- pzistinw . . , 0s1ml'i:xlly ltfxliau fruml . . , lvnnutz-4l lvy tvzlrhinxr, Choir Il. -1: Basketball Manager 2: Bnschnll 3: Ronding 2. MICHAEL GAl,LAGllEll kl FXMIXINO Miko . , . main hobby is foml C nn . . . Gremlin , . , sports :ulvtwatt xt xmwtn 1 1 . . , surf lm:11'lls and girls arc- 4 1 1 novvssitics , . . ll student of con- 1 uus t'1lt1 11 v01's:1tinn . , . run be fnunrl must um l xtx :111ywhc-ro Riflcr in thc future. YU llllllln llli Soccr-r 3, 4: Physical Fitness 2: m Typing.: 4: Bridge 4. Opcrcttn 'l mir DA r ID FATPR VYILLIAM GATER D111 s uns stil VVill . , . vm' Crazy , , . tlrivvs c1ll11 dull '1 hot Nlcrr . ,. I mlrvubt ii Y ... s 1 'Ill l1l 1 D1 1 :n'n1vh:1i1' rluurlux' luwk , . . lwt-ufy ftmntlt ms 4x1l:v11115, l10Qf-011tv1' . . . Svt 'vm rlmvn . . . Olllllnllli' 11st'111tl1 luis future n141tm'-mimluml nu-4'h:111it'. 1115. nc 411s m0x1,l1 Auto 4. FRANK GENOVAY Om' uf tho l.ul'ky lil , . . tlmsv mlolicucios in that clclicvxtvssn-11 , , . tl1v big toast- . . . 11 lnmlvl rm' lvuilrlel' . . . future mlflitiu11 tn llw :11'n1otl svrvivvs. fhcss nncl Flwckcrs 2: Military 2: Trnvel fl: Ms-clmnicnl Drawing 3: Stngecrnft 4. FRED GIERMAN JANET GIOSCIO SHIRLEY GOMANE PHYLLIS GOODWIN Fred . . . works with numbers Josh . . . sweet and petite . . , Choily Chow Mein , . . loves Phyl . . . thinks oldies are . . . Johnny Carson fan . . . flys shows up at all the riance spots Mr. Leher . . . scrumptious steak goodies . . . cones ice cream at moalel airplanes best at Chess . . . appreciates good foorl . . . . . . future pill pusher . . . col- Carvel .. . Hi, Kids . . . comb . . . I flon't know . . . future especially pizza . . . l.H.M, school lccts cloth creatures . . . bahysits 01' sewing machine are spare time elm-U-ical Qngingm- , , quietly in the future . . . Dean Martin and bakes . , . men with mous- favorites . . . likes lunch most of inquisitive. and BobbyRytlell fan. taches and curly hair, all . . . future note-taker. Chess 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Math Dramn 25 Library Sq-ienqg 33 Mu. Costume 2, 3: Latin 2: F,N.A. 3, Student Council 2: Usherettes 3: 4. sic Appreciation 4: Travel 3. 4: Red Cross 3. ' ' Ari- 21 COSUHUC 37 Tyllillll 32 MU- -g -dc Appreciation 4: Secretary 3, 4. 1 ' 0. ' V . , , 0 1 ' 1 -7 1 .1 ' - 4 -4 Q 1 H - 1 .4 -'Q 1 ' n -1. - ,, iq ' .f f 1 M , 'H ' 1 ' 'A , -45 -Q 1 p Q4 s .. , . i l .' ' we - ' .w r efvd' f - , Q , H , ..- r 5 an X STEPHEN COULD Cherokee . . . tipacanoe and Gouldy too . . . remember the broken a e r i al and blue rim Goulclemobile . . . poetry fan . . . Atlas, the turtle's trainer . . . You've trot it made . . . touch- downs and homeruns . . . a HIS. Varsity S 4: Mechanical Drawing 2: Art 2: Coin 3: Baseball 3. MICHAEL GRADY Micky . . . is there any band he's not in? . . . l doubt it! . . . music, music, and more mu- sic . . . the Navy will see Mike and then back to music. Model Craft 2: Dance Band 3, 4: Concert Band 3, 4: Marching Band 3, 4: Dixieland Band 3, 4. .nik 'U' PAMELA GRAFFAM Pam . . . Oh Groan . . . collegiate lookin! . . . South Pa- cific's Student Mr. McBride . . . Novembc-1 s pzirl . . . Nu5:e's nut . . . Senior Iiall court . . . Stinky Butz liarf .. . a Spartanlanzl sweet cheerleader . . . oh, those bermuflas . . . what's it mean? Cheerleader 3, 4: Choir 3: Ush- erettes 3: Modern Dance 2, 3: Yearbook 4: Operettn 2. 3, 4- Student Director. at 1 Vfagmf JERRY GRAHAM Jerry . . . can be found stalk- ing down big name at :lawn . . . enjoys all types of water sports . . . crazy about cars . , . future Navy man. Tumbling 2: Recreational Rend- ing' 4. JOYCE GRAHAM RAYMOND GRANT Joyce . . . reads fivtiou, not Stink Ray . . . girls make fm-is A . , Gym is Gi-pm , , , him flip . . . 1-ins the nets from a female ltalian vhef . . . Miss the key . - . l-DOY niilliwnllallf . - - Michel:-'s the most . . . mulrl fu- nlays a mean Ellif-Ill' . . . account- ture at ltlerver takin! tempera- tures anal pulses. ant via Rider College. Physical Fitness 2: Typing 2, 3: Future Nurses 2, 3, 4: Nutrition Choir 2. 31 Glee 3. 4- 2: Red fross 3: Girl's Officials 4. YVILLIAM GRAY lluzzy , . . sometimes Fuzzy . . . xrrumzur Gray . . . one of the eren1atm-y kids . . . en- joys his mutton . . . long: walker anll talker . . . the sinirinix run- ner . . . future frogman. Cross Country 4: Track 4: Phy- sical Fitness 2, 4: Football 2 ' Beairles 3: Vocal Music 4. , tHE, llti' t'Vi,,,v ,N l 'f'.'1l'! ,ll L ' V, 'V ' I- ' lf ' ' , , Uilfwlf il: ' F . 1 , 1 .F 'fl A 4' wld lk Il 'lg gif' , YI? .lUDl'l'll GHAZI.-KNO Judy Mraz . . hm small tn ln- a ltnwk so tlwj' 4-all her l't-lxlvlvs . . . Mr. t'ai'fre5 s iiirlit hanul izirl . . . Lore that lluli . . . gay ifraviuus Graz . , . Senior llall Court. Student Council 2, 3: Class Ser- retary 3:' GAA Council 3, -1: Latin Auxilium 2: Tirkets 3, -I ,I CHRISTINI-I GRIMSHAVV FREDERIK' GROH Chris . . , luziuavious . . . Fritz , . . Steinz'rt's next llmrr rearlini:, writing, anal risliuir a neiirhlxor . . . quiet at first . . . bike . . . Gully tic-el . . . lly- thal's the breaks . . . Mr. Vet- liitvr, higlilighter . , . hoping for ter's kin , . . girls, fuml anal her pot ui' u-vlcl . . . Oli, 'l'hat's sleep for pastime . . , hip: Nets Intelligent . . . tickles the . . . future n1eL'hanim'al engineer. 'vmiws' Choir 1: Physical Fitness 2: Me- Hy-Litcr 2, Z1-Feature Editor, clmnical Drawing 2: German Il: Editor -tg Quill K Scroll Il, 4: Slide Rule 3: Drnmn -t. Honor Society 3. Al: l'.S. K D. -L ag' l lf. W ii! ' r 1 f mf Y T if wilful , l if i A if jmyq ' .HL Ml, an l' 4 - 1 ivy- if X' . M I ' 'l ' ,f QV-,4,f Ml - -lllf, X 'lv ,J I w lyjll. ,fl KA'l'Hl.EEN GROSSE ROBI-Ilt'l' GROSSIC Kathy , . . Forget it , . . Bull , . . 'l'ra4'k anal Fit-ltlmau enjoys Hungarian foml . . . mrs- , , , HL-lp, I'm tlruwnim: . , . NVD' lltwk lm -'Y' - - - Dim! IPOIUICI' will ricle the waves in U.S. l'lut- . . . kookie over kixls . . . bowls . . cruises the rmul in his 'SH' 'ein over . . . one of Mr. Gil- Chl-vi' spin-is ,pt-ctgwulgii-A man's helpers . . . secretarial symptoms. Typing 2: Tumbling Il: Business Machines -i. NUM' Dramn 4: Trnrk 2, fl, -t. s ii- Q., CARMEN GUAGLIARDO Karmann Gia . . . tasty franks and mustard . . . Carmen's harem . . . flips for petite foreign cars . . . one of the 10 best dressed . . . serves sirloin at Larry's. Drama 2, 3, 4: German 3: Music Appreciation 4. NELSON GUENTHER Nesle . . . Reckless Roadster . . . red hot pinspotter . . . part time pool shark . . . Mr. Unpre- dictable . . . tee off . . . headed for business school. Bridge 2: Golf 2: Mechanical Drawing 4. JEFFREY GUINN Jeff . . . '63 red Chevy lm- pala . . . headed for York College in the Dutch country . . . rides horses and skies over the waters , . . psychological couch coach . , . Never . Music Appreciation 4: Choir 4. :CY '15 .- iff SANDRA HAMER Sandy . . . Girls' State dele gate . . . Mr, Rosen' Transporta tion . . . 0ptiniist's Club citizen ship award . , . ll flat, people . . . Rainbow VVorthy Advisor.. men, with pipes . . . looking fox a pot of gold. Honor Society 3. 4: P.S. 8: D. 4 Usherette 3: German 2: Music Appreciation 3. a .wif - ff' F f LESTER HAMILTON PATRICIA HAMMELI. DAVID HARRIS PATRICIA HARPER Les . . . immigrant from Pat . . . owns stock in Del Dave . . . pull up those foot- MPH'- - - - mi Pinky' '--- flijlf T,H.S ..,. champion at chess Rio's . . . Secretarial symptoms ball pants . . . travels in a truck fm' tomato P105 - - - Dunkm . . . 'tFestina I.ente . . . make . . . those white Dodge Darts . . . active in church fellowship DUlIll'hnl1lS S0Cl'0Ull'Y Whv LTOCS to haste slowly is Les' motto . . . a summer hay fever sufferer . . . plans a future at Drexel. Mechanical Drawing 3: Chess 4: Typing 4. quiet blond . , . crazy over cheese steaks. Art 2: Drama 4. .. . football team's solid liloek . . . could become director of religious education by way of Maryville. Varsity Football 3, 4: Football Club 2, 3: Reading 2: Officials 4: Varsity S. MeDonald's . . . favors Mr. Vet- ter . . . happy-go-lucky Lral . . . plans to go Princeton . . . nurs- ing that is. Choir 4: Typing 2: Library Sci- ence 3: Costumes 3: F.N.A. 2. ii-n GEORGE HATRAK Halflrack . , , official pilot . . . of model airplanes . . . cravos Hungarian xzoulash . . . two time winner of Summa Cum Lando fm- Latin . . . sees carer-1 ROBERT HAWK MARI S ll XY! RX I RU Bird . . . often at Orsi's . . . 'N in 1 enjoys watching: slraxz races . . . in ui-.fri xx mnnni, ni 1 weekends spent with a certain thi s Lui lm: irrrnilv . , . interest in lmwlinir mls i i using ' and basketball . , . Coast fluarnl sahmrl 1 in electronic vmxinecrinpr. futurv. Allldliflm Llliinllm 2. 3. 4: Hon- Mechanical Drawing Il, 4. Plmtugrnpln I nr Society 3, 4: Mechanical Draw- ing 2, 3: Chess 4. I ROHERI IlI'NKl-R CHARLES HENRY DOROTHY IIESS usi hm. nt 1 s w llc-rl the Catmanu . . , always DOL . . . burns lllllll . . . any- fuul outlmi Linus in black . . . Shirl . . . sum-is thinn: with spurlsu . . . always X mi Llncils advocate . . . likcs any kind of fricmlly . . . pizza . . . isuscclvs N cliilml 1 L an 1 foml . . . niemlnci' ul' lli1zz's hun- trianirlcs ancl imlyguns . . .G.A.A. mt ui: lhi lv il mix nr roll . . . nnrtlinu- fireman , .. numerals ami letter . . . snrn-lim: h l uw loves to dance . . , future in Ma- SWll'l1lH. rines. Soccer 43 Physical Fitness 2, 3, 4: Recreational Reading 4. Honor Society 3, 4: Bank 3,43 Tickets 3, 4: Ushercttes 3: G.A.A. Council 2, 3, 4--Treasurer 2. Soft- ball Manager 4. 'Rb H- LORENZO HILLMAN Larry . . . a black '50 Fowl with a Chevy engine . . . eats anything: and evcrythim: . . . base, basket and foot--ball . . . cars and more cars. Mechanical Drawing 2: Tumbling 2 WILLIAM HOAGLAND Robbie . . . Kicker Captain . .. likes certain rc-ml hats? . . , Buy: Bart' . . . has a definite interest in the Senior Class . , , quiet. anml dependable . . . Hu:n:ie . .. Iioy uf the Month. Student Council 2, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4-President 4: Basketball 2, fl, 43 Soccer 3, 4-Captain 4: l -' Officials 2, 4: slidevkule 3. I. Q -wr-r ' BRUCE HOBSON A'Cuusin B1'ucie , . . in his dreams a Buick Riviera . . . I easy t-arc . . . drouls over a steak . . . hopes to become armi- nautical engineer . . . billiaiwls are a favnrite pastime. Reading 2: Mechanical Drawing 2, 3, 4: Military 3: Chess 4. 'Xl VIRGINIA IIOLDIGN Ginnie . . . nut really . . . a lxuukwurln fm' novels . . . telli- ous talker . . . Oli, tlwse U11-gmi buys! . . . slevutetl sec1'vt:n'y tu Mr. Divine . . . future nute talu-r, Choir 23 Secretary Il, 4: Drama 43 Business Mnvhincs I. , x. ..'- I . Y ly -L L ' f ' . l ' i' Wink' K ill., . , fs ,lx ' f' ' 'X' .LL ' ' vb 'wb' 'Ig A A VLA J L ,Y I All' ,L 'J lv lu . i L I 5 QV, Ii Q v W U- I N if I ls, 1, L - X ir, Ai, I- l, L J ll F' ll M fl ' x . Lf-' ,fl V JV 1 t l. Y il ll ,xi 3 PLY N., LL 'J .J dit Lt L -. , i lxlj' X I ll! 1 . . LJ W J I Q L Xl. CA.. ,Mx 1, IFJX l ,X Q L l A L: U L N-mul ' I' X , 4, 1, MJ tif Nt, , ,Q 5 ll' vb twin' ll LW 'lv ,L Dlx LU- lf C' gl' kr l N1 it - it I, ie l' lv ,X ., L, l, I: J llx, IL, ,Q -Y - N- ' . ' ...- JUDITI-I IIOLMAN LINDA HORNCASTLIC NADINE HOVVZEN DONNA HUGIIICS Judy '. . . Seeks SQc'1'etal'ial FQenc'hi9 . . . liazzle-fratz Deen . . . luves lzmsaizna . . , IIui:hese1 ' . . . flilly :xml flirty work with the state , , . bowling . . , a putter nfl until the last vl'0miSim: vSyvh0lox:ist . . . nun . . . where +li4l Will :Lvl ull llww :mrl skating: rate high . . . I minute . . . mixes history with Conservative in clothes , . , likes 1'in1.:s'? . . . tunafish paiiculws knew it . . . cultivates her cul- romance . . . a future Clara liar- Miss Lluyrl , . . tlnn't sweat it anrl mustarml . . . stick with the lnary skills . . . feathers fm' ton. . . . her type's tall, clark, :incl matter . . , sweet slea-per . . . lunch? Typing 2, 4: Library Science 3. l- K, ,W Choir 2: German 2: Naturalists 35 Drama 4: F.N.A. 3. handsome , . . sarlrlles and stir- rups . . . that crazy unmet. Opcretta 2: Ushcrettes 3: Art 25 Business Machines Il: Drama 4. will Viale from Rich-i' as stem,- i:i':upl1ei'. Choir 3. -Ig Mnjorette 3: Modern Dance 4. iigx 1 X ...M- ? 'r COI,I,ICI-IN IIIVTTON Col . . , luvvs to swim and guts lvlonly of 1n'zu'tit'v . . . Mr. IJivinv's girl Friday . . . Gut-ss What1 ' . . , can always lw svon Sl'11ili!UI . . . a futurt- me-mlival surrvvary. Typing 2: Choir 3. 43 Drnmn 2: Costume 4. KATHLEEN JENKINS Kathie . . . uuivt and consor- vativu . , . goes for any kind of food . . . you yum-yuml . . . secretarial future, lwautivian on the side . . . shades of grven . . . Junior student sc-vrutary. Guidance Secy. 3: Future Home- make-rs of Americn -I: Typing' Club 2. -sr' DONNA IRONS Donnutos . . . gahluy yzipryzlcr . . . Hill, stop it! . . . nifty with nectllvs . . . sonu-one vlso zittrartvfl Ivy Carin1:iv'I . . . Sov- ontcon Fashion Counvil memlwr . . . delightfully delirious lim: llarf . . . oriszinal canal' enter. . . possihlv future in figures. Honor Society 3, -I: Choir 2, 3: Cresset 4-Senior Editor: Latinum Auxilium 2: Usherettes 3: Lib- JOHN JACKSON Skip , , . aspirvs to Ivo an ar- countant . . . tall and uuivt . . . I 1-nsy cure . . . can Irv soon driving a maroon 4-om's-rlilmlv . . . one of the Fabulous Four . what, another uuarrel'! Varsity Football 4: Typing: 23 Reading 2: Bridge 3, -1: Physirnl Fitness 4. , .dv 1, - .4- ANTIIO N Y .I AN A'I l'Y Malay Ant . . . anothvr of tht' l mloulrt it Lrroulu , . . its-xutlo giant . . , oh, that rurly hail ... au attraction for hisloxy . . . lu-ats tho drums , . , I-onsinln-rim: l.lI,M, lraininif. ItInrchini: Band 1: t'oin 25 Ph,-. slcal Fitness 4. rary Science 3: Modern Dance 4: X ',,M ..', ' If ' . Lf, Quill .Q sfmu 4. , , r ' I, ' ,ll . KQB I . l .i -4 P . s u V W,-' V .r I ' V ' r -it ,Z lv, ,-, .I ' 1 ' ' M . sl I . . I' X Qin I I H 'I 1. n -n CATHERINE JESSON CHRISTINE JOHNSON .IOSICIIII JOHNSON Cathy . . . hotter known lo Chris . . . apricot yogurt ap- Joe- . , . his ,iolr km-ops him and close friends as Rose . . . calf- lrrvrianl . . . musically mindvrl his car goini: . . . loyal to his cr 4-H-cr . . . awards for Junior Miss . . . thosv lwautiful lmii: Italian :uwvswols , . , anxious to Leadership and propapzation . . . In-own 4-yr-s . . . Sandy . . . a mort- on, sees future as ILN .... devotes rot-khound . . . vnthnsiastic min- rcmaining spare time to Rainbow and Y,W.C.A. . . . tho vows in the roses? Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 33 March- ing Bnnd 3, 4: Reading 4. F estrian . . , scos futurv wvarim: whitv and ward walking, Concert Band 2, 3, -1: Marching: Band 2, II, 43 Music Apprecintion 3, 4. Typim! 2. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Shirl . . . show tuncs. . . . eats everything but really digs chop-sui . . . pie tin and baking pan . . . active in I3.Y.F. . . . on to stenoxrraphy. Hy-Liter 4: Music Appreciation 4: Business Spotlight 3, 4: Typ- ing 3: Red Cross 2. 9Y 'Y swf' CHRISTIAN JONES HELEN JONES WALTER JONES Chris . . . Pennsylvania Dutch Helen . . . has a knack for Buddy . . . ul don't lwlicvt- it . . . Rufus . . , You'r0 kidding knitting! . , . mad over Mathis . . . spcnds summer padding . . . seldom seen twice in the . . . Oh, okay . . . no fzripu for private pool , . . would likv lu samc sedan . . . the professor.. . grammar . . . how many times manipulate l.li.M. machine . , one of the dynamic Dynamics has she broken up with Don? . .. l'UliSh0S :Jun at fiist silln of Fall -. h gt ' 'wh' -h'--1. . fa. musical future ones o iecenc ei xx :tt 4 up Art 3 4' Beagle 2 ,V Tvnng V , p . - . .l Choir 2, 3, 45 Special Choir 3: Poetry 3: Needlecraft 4. Mudrigal Choir 4: Operetta 2, 45 Art 2. DAVID JULIAN Jule . . . likes to bo around the pool . . . those science fic- tion movies . . . future barlwr . . . likes wood shavings too... waiting: for the Army. Typing 2: Military 2: Renrling -1. E CAROL KEINTZ MARGARET KI-IINTZ Trenton pin-up girl , . . an affair DiZzy . . . :lotus un dancing of the heart . . . lnvcly to luuk . . .out of skatos and into thc at , . . to llc found at home . .. saddle . . . brushes, palette and an avid reader . . . cultivates hor oils are favoritv pastimes . . . Culinary arts. possible future as a numlwr pls-asc girl. F.H.A. 45 German 2: Typing: 4. ROBERT KELLY Kell . . - Ilappy Ilarrior , . trcads missed tht- cindcrs . . . in-vm a chec1'lvmlei' przwticv yo! . . . sf-cn in a niotlt-5' colon-il 'Bl Chi-ry ...ho . . , pt-rsonalwlv pn-rsu a purtholv. Cross Country 2, Il. sl: Track 2 l l Ph! bling 2. jsical Fitness 3, -lg Tum 4110-0 pcs to soc' tlw wm'l1l thru qua CAROL KENNEDY DANETTE KENNEDY JOSI-Il'll KIiRESZ'l'l'RY GORDON KI-ZRLIN Carol . . . lmlnnclv huii' unrl D:inni0 . . .vrzixy fm' vhivkvn .luo . . . Hruki- :iiiymu- . . . lim-ily , . . lim' K'li:u'l--X l':in frucklvs . . . thinks Mathis is . . . L'hni'mim: Mrs. lK:iul'ni:m... vhivl' cliivkvn rozislui' . . . vxilu- . , . in lJvNl4vl:u' mzixi . . . mx m:n'vulmis , . , will lwcunn- zu luv- lmtty fill' NWS SUWlillUI 1'1lH'S... uhh- silvvr vwllm-vtui' . . . L-ruisos nlmm xlml'.' . . . lik!-N xx-In-I l-,,n,im: 1,0,,uli,-gm, I , I ,,,- ,mu-1,0 Oh, honestly . . . i':u'liv!s :mul ut fl,llUlI fm-1 . . , uftvn sm-n in skiim: . . , :ln-l Illmiinp A , fu. nlivlnlv hm- fuluru , , , ,uppm-15 reins . . . i'emlini: 'Viting :mul V.Vi'. lrm-k . . . hum-s in lwcmm- lun- zu 'I'n-n.nn 'l'i-4-li .ly 'l'uxili,n those Y :lumw-s, 'rithnwlic . . . vnjwys swimminu. flyimz um:im-er. .limi-w. Husirwss Machines Il: I-'.H.A. 4. HY'Li1l'l' 43 Ollffffffl 33 Dfllmll Slide Rl-lit' 23 l'.S. K D. 3. 11 Nlvrlmnirnl Drawing Il, 1: 'l'rnvv 2: F.'l'.A. 2g Auxlllum Lzitlnum Vhcss 4. 4. 3: Libmry Science 3: Modern Dance 4. ' - U I 1 - MONICA KIJEK KATHLEEN KHICHNER SANDRA KIRUIINICR GEORGIC KI'l'C'lll'IN lVlonivn . . . iwvnizmtim' 11-zixlci' Kat . . . thinks thu sunn- Sumly'l . . . Knthy's imlvnlivul liilvli . . , flush fzinulii' , . . . XVhnlvhn doing . . . up- say thu sumo . . . :x whiz un hm- sis 'S2l5'lDlJ, louking, liking . , , llurlnzm iinplvrl . . . :wlixv Irwin pi'vL'i:il0:: :ill typos uf musiv . . . feet in the wuts-1' . , , l m'i10l it swiI1L!lIHl fWlmml'lA - . . VVh:il's lvvi' nl' tln' l'InlvI'l'l'iN' l n1- 1'1- offivv sn-ul'vl:ir5' . . . wunlrs. lhnsv . . . uno of 'I'zii'l s lm-i'rul's . . . fu- Wl'Ullfl7 A A - WU -'S fm' DVR : l - - ' l 'l l'l 'l'- l'4'l5l. Hl'HIHtr', :mul two lf-ft ful-I . . . constant lousy ture llvznlticiun fruni l.:iu'i'um'u. will . . . sum: sccn us u sm-4'i'1:lz11'5'. lvliifrli-liniv :nixml'! , . . lmilxs :l...: 1' . . . , . . ':'l' -.:-... x '1 Muni l mum SMH H5 Business Spotlight 3, -1. ITTZICQICB Typing 25 Business Spot- hllillixlxill lllillhv-l,-,lv linux uhm Home Iirunomivs 2: Typing 3: light 3, -1. ' Nlililnry 2: l'.S. M D. 33 Vlnss Il Bridge ll: Music Appreciation -I: Business Spotlight 4. .fix Pliulugrnphy 4. QT? 41-4 it 1 PMELA KLEIN Pam , . . dashing dancer , . . Mr, Dee's ripzht hand . . . pounds the eighty eight . . . batty over bowlinyr . . . rheeseburuers and to- mato pies , , . Nursing at Prince- ton. Choir 2: Typing 3, 4: Business Machines 4. BEVERLY KLEINMAN Bev . . . has madness for Math- is . . . prefers steak with her french fries . . , those beautiful blue eyes . . . off to N. Y. as a beautirian in the future. Typing 2, 3: F.H.A. 3, 4. T l 1 - MICHAEL KLIM Mike Milk . . . it easy is . . . Cremetory Hill fan . . . Bug: Bari' . . . recites poetry to fans . . . migrates to Mathews . . . good-bye Irish: hello Spartans . . . jazz enthusiast . . . red base- ball cap . . . You can't :ro wrong . Student Council 3: Military 3: Mechanical Drawing' 3: Drama 4: Stage Design 4. CHARLES KLIMOWICZ Better known as Klim . . . ard- ent accorilianist . , . fresh-water fishing: fan . . . seafood is great . . . found at Crestmor Aqua Club during: summers . . . anchors away for an aspiring: ilraftsman. Model Craft 2: Typing 2: Me- chanical Drawing 3, 4: Print Shop 4. WILLIARD KLONTZ Bill . . . mlungarees, checked jacket, and cowboy hat . . . Marl- boro man . . . owner of lfi King- ston Trio albums . . . a real ivy leairer . . . guitar stromin' Hoot- euanny fan . . . New Yawk trans- fa . . . South Pacific's Billis . . . You're okay. Operetta 4: Military 3: Natural- ist 3: Music Appreciation 4. CHARLES KOCH Charley . . . raves about cheese- burizers . . . Forget it . . . what's the significance of the Battle of Shiloh ? . . . c'est dom- mage, n'estce pas? . . . frantic over French. Beagle 2, 3, 4: Free Reading' 2: Library Science 3: Language Workshop 4. GLORIA KOH LER filer . . . What's the matter Bo? . . . peanut butter and cel- ery? . . . shades of pink and earth tones . . . one of Mr. Wat- son's girl Fridays . . . crystal ball reveals legal secretarial work. Business Spotlight 3, 4: Nutri- tion and Home Economics 2. ROBERT KOKESII Bob . . . likes to bowl . . . a good kid . . . cool as a moose . . . happy ham operator . . . 3 burgers please? . . . always kid- dim: around . . . future in elec- tronics. Choir 2, 3, 4: Military 4: Track 3, 4. ?'?'T 'Y JANET KOVAL Jan , . . spends her spare time on the dance floor . . . passion for pizzas . . . a future in Curl- ers and combs . . . howlim! is a favorite. Choir 3. PAUL KRASKA Butch , . . goes camping . . . favorite food is fish . . . hunts with hows and arrows . . . good kid . . . outdoorsman . . . fu- ture machinist. Business machines 3: Beagle Club 2: Model Club 2: Stagerrnft 4. LILLIAN KRAUSE JOHN KREMPER Lil . . . Ketehup and mayon- Krona-h . . . yrirls. yrirls, girls aise sandwiehes: what! no pea- , . . crazy over eruisinu . . . I nut l1lltU3l'? , . . dahlxles in oil eould rare! . . . enjoys pool painting . . . So . . . lt's off playing . . . Italian food is ideal . . . another oldie fan . , , pos- sible future at Trenton State or llifler, to Rider after graduation. Typing 2. 4: Art 2: Bridge 3. Typing 2: Physirnl Fitness 2: Drnmn 3, 4: Military 3: Business Machines 4. ,Z PETER KRUMINS ul,l'tCn . . . ul :give Illlu . . . swinging singer . . . one of those people who like people . . . jazz is best . . . soc-eer, nateh . . . goes for fresh air mixed with ex- eitement . . , one of the School l!oarrl's harmonious quartet. Student Council 2: Key Club 2. 3, 4: Mazlrigal 3. 4: Oper:-ttn 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3: Spevinl Choir 2. 3: Dance Band 23 Double Quartet 2: Soccer 4: Boy's State 3. str '!.':':rf.: GERALD KULESKY Kahasc . . , strums strinprs , . . music, music, music . . . stir-k it in your earn . . . mighty must-le man . . . those Curly loeks . . . on to l,ll.lVl. 'l'ec'hnieians School, Baseball Cluh 3: Business Mn- chinvs 4: Drnmn 3, 4. 'M ROSEMARY KURTZ RONALD LA BAU Roc . . . Oh Gee . . . pas- lion . . spare time grease sion for pink hair . . . a rlouhle monkey . . . l,orraine . . . handy darel' . . . fashion plate . , . en- with a hammer . . , that 'S-I joys raisonvttes . . , glides over Chevy , . . ran usually ln' found iee with the greatest of ease . . . at a drai: strip , . . anehors future stenogzrapher. aweigh. Choir 3: Typing -1. Stage Craft 4. CARRIE LACKEY Pumpkin , . . came to us all the way from Georgia . , . ath- letieally enthusiastic . . . plans work with needles and thimhles . . . You must he crazy, balmy A is for apples. Business Machines 3: Typing 3: Needlecraft 4: F.I'I.A. 4. JAMES LAY Jim , . . an outdoor man prone fishing: . . . a great white hunter . . . spends spare time with stamps . . . imligcstion with Italian foods. Beagle 2, 3. VERONICA LAKE Ronnie . . . goes for peanut butter and tea . . . takes care of the younger set in her sparc time . . . a future file clerk . . . ens joys collecting items for a scrap book. Choir 3: Business Spotlight 4. JOSEPH LAYTON Bill . . . steak and milk any- time . . . Big Tilt . . . fer- vent fire fighter . . . flies in 'SH Ford . . , attends ESSO service station . . . Ronnie . , . battles with bowling ball. Travel 3. LAWRENCE LARAMEE Larry . . . tall anzl lanky. . , a namely illiteration . . . that far away look took him to far away places . . . lured away from us by the Navy. CHERI, LEAR Chippvr . . . tinkers on her blue hell alias the 1la11ger . . . I 4lon't love you too . . , loves lobster . . . Jeff . . . cle- voted Democrat . . . future at York College and then an English teacher. Student Council 4: Drama 2: Music Appreciation 3: F.T.A. 3, 4. HELEN LARKIN Rip: Red . . , dramatically in- clined . . . check your crvflit at Yar4l's . . . plays lmllarls on the organ . , . plans tu take off to New York's WVilfr4-il Ac-ails-my. Drama 2. 3, 4. TI-IEODORA LEAVENS 'l'l11-0 . . . Zorch it luahy , . . owns that certain Stvinert swim- ming: hole . . . green thumlr for ivy league . . A rontact poppci . . , wild Wildwood . . . plays a guitar? . . . perspective social worker. Opcretta 4: Choir 3. -I: Art 2: Modern Dnncc -1. EDWARD LEEFELDT Ed . . . reluctant to communi- cate . . . but wants to join the Peace Corps after college , . . Chrzan, Uprlike, and Leefeldt . ,. a witty one. Quill and Srroll 4: Hy-Liter 2: Choir 3, 4: Drama 4. FRANCES LEONARDO Frannie . . . collects oldies but gomlies in tho Way of records . . , What is it beau? . . . flanees up a storm . . . future as aheau- tieian. Choir 4: Social Dance 2: Typing 3. MARGARET LIBERTO Maggie . . , those dark, rlark tresses and eyes . . . a choice Hserretarial ehoiee . . . visions of a fire engine red Thunderbird in her future . . . even when swimming, skating or riding. Typing 2, 4: Library Science 3. 4. -A K 5 , Y ,J r N . kbs- .5e,vt, I J.. --ft -:H X ' 'A 1, H - if' . r s pp,-. rx it f. exf: U -x A N 1 lkfgig ,,X!T5'r qw K N '41--A -' i i--' . x.,'i4. X '1 yi A W , . K cw f. ff -. Qs , 'JQQJHQ'-i:f1..3..QhJ-.JE 'i'rN Q D. ti- Qs Q :Q 'J is u D . as fx sux- qx if ix , , i' tk in fr- limb, ' DY. fag is . - :7Yf', r'C W N 'J-'2' D M ' ' 'U' 3' R5 'w R- X . K ,-7f.-f kj X rj K ia fljisk, j-Rxrlb ' ex NA. , k -' -J . ALICE LOKOFSKY Has the Mathis Madness , . , at- tractively aquatic' . . , Charlie . . . hears distant wedding hells . . . I,ocnfisky . . . and Char- lie , . . loves to eat . . . a secre- tarial future in the offiniz. Majorettes 2: Chess and Checkers 2: Tlramn 3: Modern Dance 4: Business Machines 4. 4 :,- I ff RICHARD LOIK Rick . . . architectural aspir- ations . . . specializes in spending money . . . constant ear craze . . . Rash . . . beautiful blondes and sizzling: steaks . . . rarely seen without his sunglasses. German 2: Model 2: Music Ap- preciation 3: Typing 3: Business Machines 4: Drama 4. SHARON LOPEZ HAROI D IUDI OW Sha . . . loves to dance . . . Nolton it sunlusticitt Oh fudge . . . Sr-rfass' seere- ii t w luwuns tary . . . goes for Thunderbirds xough ind sip th ins 1 . . . ears that is . . . refers to chee tlnligns l lla work with Haven't l not enough sthxl I nxt: S in n with this? . , . the lexral seere- lxcw Cluh luonuhx1,,s tm, fiom ahead' ew Club 2 'l Treasurer Student Council 4: Secretary 4: Qtudent Couneil 'X 1 MllIlHfW Honor Society 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4. glide Rule 'I MICIIELE LYDEN Mickey . . . our representative from the 50th state . . . Notre Dame's loss is our gain . . . piano pecker . . . a stitch in time . . , autumn leaves drift by her wed- ding, Music Appreciation 3, 4: Modern Dance 4. DANIEL MACIOLEK Masick . . . drives a hot run- ning Rambler . . . enjoys well done beef . . , collects girls in his spare time . . . an American Came fan . . . plans to fly for Uncle Sam. Coin 3: Military 3: Business Ma- chines. EILEEN MACRIE Hi, Honey! . . . a hootenanny . . , drummer girl . . . what's the interest in garbage cans at Steer Inn? . . . favors fattening food . . . raves over car races . . . Phillies fan . , . a future angel of mercy. German 3, 4: Music Appreciation 3: Library Science 4. -r' - -- I li PATRICIA MAJOR Pat . . . surf's up . . . rallies to Princeton . . . surfs regardless of reason . . . quiet music sets her mood . . . Italian food is favorite . . . future bcautician with plans encircling thirrl finger left hand. Music Appreciation 2, 3, 4. MAR LENE MALEC Marlene . . . breaks up over banana cream pies . . . G,A.A. numerals . . . small game huntress . . . P.S. Sz D. letter of merit... sport sparked Spartan . . . a fu- ture in jumping jacks. P.S. 8a D. 3, 4: German 2: Typing 2: Girl's Officials 3: Modern Dance 4. PATRICIA MALKIN Pat . . . patronizes the Steer Inn , . . enjoys English . . . novel novel reader . . , usually seen rifl- inll' in a certain eorvair . . . Wayne, Wayne, Wayne . . . from office aid to personal secretary. Music Appreciation 4. JANE MARDER Janie , . . popcorn and potato chips . . . wild lVildwood . . . has no spare time . . . oh, those clothes! . . . goes for Hooten- annies and folk singing ..., Bug Bart' , . . South Pacific polynes- ian . . . willowy alto. Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Hy-Liter 3, 4: P.S. 8: D. 4. C STEPHEN MARINUZZI Conrad . . . small but mighty . . . many school hours spent sleeping , . , Parlez vous fran- cais '? . . . study hall is his fav- orite class? , . , Air force, watch out! Drama 2: Military 4. DAVID MARTIN DOUGLAS MARTIN RAYMOND MARTINDELL .IOIIN MARITSKA IJrnp4y . . . alias T10 . . . a Doug . . . 4th pcriml pretzvls Ray . A . tunnis, mmlol planes Hans . . . 1lun't ft-nvc mv in two 4lal1 man . . . wht-at gcrrn . . . EGGS for basketball . . . crc- anrl bowling are his favwritvs. .. . . . mclnlu-1' of :x vm-rtaiu fuu lux A . , 111050 ww-ktlgiy vac-atir1ns...5 matory kill . . . Hforxrct it . . . likvs to relax tn folk musiv . ., ing! LIVUUIU . . . lVlal'c'ia's Mvtri miles lvofnrt- or after lvrvakfast? tvnrlcncy toward tear-him: . . . future almftsman in thu Navy vuluus lVl:n'ask:u . . , :nu-lun' . . . nn all nut. athlete . , , prob- adores Dunkin' Donuts . . . a . . . parttimo shutter hug: , . . away . . , that :'ln-1-ry lvlm-nil . . alult- English tpnchpy, Marchnncl maratl'mn0y', I like anything :mtl 0vm'ytl1im,:. :4avu1's pivklv juivt- . , . .-Xrizmli . , , S . N. Quill and Scroll 3: Art 23 Paper. Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, Mechanical Drnwmg 2, 3, 4: mu buck lllook 2: Nnturalists 3: HY- 3: Chess 2, 4: Physirul Fitness Military 2: Photography 4. Mililllry 3: Slide Ruls- Il: Auto it Liter 3, 4: Physical Fitness 4: 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 4. 1 DONALD MASCIANTONI RICHARD MASTRON HARRY M ATOUSEK Mash . . llrllvitulillx' h1lI1'lSfJm0 Ric'hi0 . . . a 5:0011 lmuk moans Pork . . . rvrl cap worn in tht , . . Huy Ili-au . . . Illirgc-r Roy :I day wcll spent . . . menus, from fall . . . split the amxlu nut tht- at flinrfs . . . Dun , . , Quint. Italy rate high . . . :ulcpt at thc huarl . . . hip hunts and fly rurl but! , , . l's-:uturvs fooling amxuul rt-vivecl art of thc cnunte-x'pa1't uf . . . vars and numrc cars . , . Navy . . . picturv him in a Navy uni- hilliarlls. flXUI'- ' Travgl 3, Auto 3: Coin 2, Foothnll 2 Military 4: Visual Aid 4. LOUIS MAURIO Lou . . . a I'I'lC'llll!t'l' ut' our all-rt natiunal guarcl . . . tennis :imp a tablt- . for fun . in finauct lvruaks up tm-n pinh . . futun- at l.II.lNl. or Uffivinls 2, fl, 4: Bust-ball 2, 3. CHRISTINE MEHL Chris . . . winner of two Greprg Shorthand Awards . . . an yen for yellow . . . fnshionalily fastidious dresser . . . enjoys readiniz, skating and school . . . but talking is her favorite hobby . . . Sam. Choir 2, 3, 4: Library Science 2: Art 3: Modern Dance 4. DE LMAR MERRITT ROBERT MERRITT Del . . . an amateur shutter- Bob . , . put out that fire. .. but: of the home movie class . . . Joyce . . . William Tell . . . fre- quiet and reserved . . . crazed hy qucnt trips to Maryland . . . color T.V ..,. sees Army and a horns for the mantel . . . plans performing arts school in the off- to run a press . . . tinkers with ing. cars. Choir 2, 3, 4: Mndrignl Group 4: Football 3: Print Club 2, 3, 4 Drama 2. Auto. DIANE MESDAY Cookie . . . seen in a black '63 Pontiac convertible . . . Boys . . . sporty sportstcr . . . nnlsiral member of music- appreciation . . . future secretary, Library Club 3: Music Appreci- ation 3, 4. WILLIAM MEYER VVillie the Fink . . , an inter- est in Ewing: . . . hands, bands and more bands . . . I'll never tell,! . . . DeMolay's Master Counselor . . . pine trees forthe Senior Bull . , . Cresset's peanut lnitterer and featurer. Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Boys' State 3: Cresset 4-Sports Editor: Choir 4: Con- trcert Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2: German Band 2. 3: Marchiml Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3. 4: Auxilium Latinum 2. 3, 4. MARY ANN MICANKO Mary . . . Miss Larzelerc's right hand . . . has :x Naval pen- pal . . . so who needs the Army? . . . loves huntinxlrilume, that is. Majorettcs 3: Majorctte Club 2, 3: Modern Dance 4. PETER MICHALCZYN Pete . . . terrific twister . . . surfing enthusiast . . . Howdy, xvhat's new? . . . one of the Hawaiian Cottages twisting trio . . . happy when hunting . . . track girls and cars . . . loves loafing . . , a new banlon. Track 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Foot- hull Club 2: Mechanical Drawing 2, 3, 4: Officials 3. KENNETH MICHALIS Butch . . . splatter those pins . . . five in the bull's cye . . . pawn, knights, and kings . . . hit the spot with the feather fly . . . model ships . . . planned Navy career. Bowling 2, 3, 4: Chess 2. 32 Military 4. EMILY JO MIGLIACCIO Ju . . . likes to knock down the pins . . . Italian food . . . mad almut movies . . . goes for swimming . . . petite . . . future plans in l.l3.lVl. sehool. Social Dance Club 2: Business Maclhines 3: Travel Club 4. FRANK MIGLIORI UI doubt it . . . happy while huntim! and fishing' . . . appre- ciates the great out-of-doors . . . delights in Delurenzo's . . . rock n' roll rates high . . . plans to build his future with bricks. Officials Club 2. 3: Ilenllle Club 3, 4: Militinry Club 4. DIANE MIHALIK Crystal ball reveals secretarial jab in insurance . . . biggest hobby is a Trenton Central graduate . . , bowling alleys and bridle paths . . . shorthand award recipient. Drama 4: F.H.A. 2. 3: Student Secretary 2, 3, 4. if S-f ANGELO MILIOTO Aln.:e . . . spins sterutapes , . . fun . . . channel 2 on Satur- llily nights , . . U.l .O's ilu exist . . . fills a seraplxouk un spare . . . elertrieal eIn:intu-rim: at Tex- as Terh. Science Club 25: German Club 2: MARY ANNE MILLER Oh, tay cute and quiet .. prartices the Australian crawl . . . what's the attrartinn tu red vel- vet? . . . seen in the offire Ath perifd . . . Britain bound. Career 2: Drama 4: Library 4. SUZANNE MILLER Sue books and bridles enjoys window shopping' . . . pen- ple watcher . . . Okay Charlie . . . dreamy dancer . . . crazy over Chinese food . . . n0n-con- formist by choice . . . Chuck. Student Council 2: Typing 2: Red Cross 2: Business Spotlight 3: Drama 4. KAREN MOHR Kerry . . . cheeseburixers and rout beer . . . but that's not the real attraction at Gino's . . . lt's spastic . . . spaghetti for break- fast? . , . sailing: and swimming: . . . twinkling: twirler . . . batty uvcr old ballads. Choir 3. 4: Madrigal Group 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Ushcrettc 3: Operetta Il: Drama 2. Slide Rule l'lub 3: Advanced Math 4: Chess 3. -1. - SANDRA MONGAN Samly fussy about food .. ruusidervd rrazy by :ussoeizites Him! in tl1ern'! . . . frvullvuts th use 'l'.i'. rlanrvs . . , bowling: .md liurseli:u'k riding: . . . sees future with the State. Career 2: Social Danes- 2: Busi. ness Machines 4: Typing 4. .. r CHRIS MONK Monk . . . cake, fruit cocktail and coke , . . crematory kid . . . one of the parking lot boys . . . collects used distributor caps ., plans to tinker with planes . . lifting . Chess 2: Latin 2: Slide Rule 3: Auto Shop 4, X -fr SI-IEILA MORTON Sheila . . . a real nut . . . col- lects stamps . . . marvelous Miss Michele . . . forget it . . . spa- ghetti bender . . . lucky I3 . . . future business teacher . . . danc- ing doll . . . I doubt it I . . . baseball and basketball. Marching Band 2. 3. 4: Concert Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Girls Officials 4. WOLFGANG MUELLER Foxy . . . fights the current while paddling up-stream . . , castle the rook . . . tall public speaker . . . DcM0lay . . . plans to encounter an engineering ca- reef. Chess 3, 4: German 2: Naturalists 2: P.S.8:D. 3, 4: Cum Laude 2: Magna Cum Laude 3. ROBERT MURRANKA Bob . . . Vcni, Vedi, Vici . . . famous forensically .. . Mr, Presi- dent . . . an all A mcrican . . . Summa Cum Laude Spartan . . Yol . . . dashing dashcr . . . Yale may hail! Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4 - President: Hy-Liter 2. 3. 4: P.S.8zD. 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: Special Choir 2: Operetta 2: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity S 3, 4: Concert Band 2: Marching Band 2. ,X ig ,Q-fi 1 X.. ff-v r ' i ', 'K 1 -'TIF1 ,. ' ' ,- f Q -.xx v K L N. f fl-2 KX, X . xv ' '- -glib Aga, ,I K f N B J' 4 Y ,jk ,V X l . F. J , Q, ' ,C-f ,f 'XJ-' J. ,W N-W ' X , i RV' ,Z ' ,' jx' i x7'i:, VIRGINIA MCCANN DONALD McCLAIN MICHAEL M1-CULLOUGH MELODY MCDONALD Ginny . . . turkey with all the Don . . . plasters the pins . Mike . . . formerly fox man Mel . . . anything orange . . , trimmings any time , , , that often seen working on cars . . . . give him a pencil and he's peanut butter on apples, plm-asc flnming red hair , , . those Wild- hmv's the weather up there? , , happy . . , cool clothes . . . It's dense avid amuse- wood days . . . sparky sports always seen with a basketball . , . 'iCraZy . .. gridirons and Green- ment park attender . . . anything spectator . . . Rnsen's right hand . . . secretary soon. Usherette 3: Business Machines 3: Secretary 4. summer hours spent in a pool. Military 2: Photography 4: Bowl- ing 3, 4. wich Village . . . red hair . . . fuzzy chin . . . a commercial artist. Varsity Football 2, 3: Footbpll Club 2: Art 2, 3: Stage Design 4. that's fun rates high . . . batty over old ballads . . . delights in dancing. Choir 3, 4: Drama 2: Typing 2. 'iffy JOHN McGANN Dine . . . a pcssimist . . . col- lects stamps . .. raves over roast beef .. . that blue W'ilclc-at .. , found at Donnellys . . . thinks like a thinker . . . strolls in summer in Australian straw hat . . . business after Rutgers. Football 4: Key Club 3, 4: Con- N. is v-Y 'vnu-. DENNIS NAGY Den . . . billiards ancl a bass . . . that's right . . . some col- lect butterflies 'he collects shirts , , . may sprout wings after graduation . . . snake eyes . . . savors steak. Track 2: Cross Country 3: Me- chanical Drawing 2. 4: Math 2: MARYANN NATRIELLO .IOANN NELSON Mare . . . seen toiling at Fay- Nt-lst- . . . wears a fashioni Lynns . . . I doubt it . . . red velvet hat? . . . I 1 sy Beacon Inn steaks and milkshakes know! , . . qlog-liitten mloll are favorites . . . so is Tommy notoriously nutty . . . .Ionathin , . . those big brown eyes . . . NVinter's Maw lfrirket , . . Fhtos prospective secretary, Ivmlcly ., , that Greek lettei sum Modern Dance 4. shirt , . , Tiger town tigrtss cial I ho Choir 2, 3, 4: Spe ' ' 2 INA 1 cert Band 2, 3, 4: German Band Physical Fitness 3: Advanced Operetta 2: I .'I'.A. : . 2. Math 4. Tickets 4. T , . 'fb N 1 ' 'if' . W N 'l -f fl In.. l I , i X V It lvl w I lib. VJ N, .. ,A x, i ' I , yi, X .J 1, W ' 5 fi x, Y, 1 J LJV , . I by 'J , . l l F ,L ,, , ,Y , , l IVJV H ,'1 N -fl 5 K f - fl' i 4 1 I U 0 0 ' .- . rx l ft' .f f t ,L l vt I L . , L I Lx , 4 . - ,f . l L ' .iv C ' it VV fl' xlib i ' . f 1 I l v .J ,,l, l' i J ' x 3 tl x -' 'V 1 4 U , ! Ly -X 1 5 WMKU .J L , nv . as V D , ' i Ll I. .4 I i VIRGINIA NEWCAMP Ginny . . . English with Mrs, Mott , . . O, Yea . . . finds Channing charming . . . stuffs in spinach anil beans . . . popular musie on those ivory keys . . . will go anywhere as a nursing Peace Corpsman. Future Nurse 2, 3, 4- A Cl 3: Choir 4. S ' rt Hb JOAN NICOL Joanie . . . an agile athlete . . . especially swimniintr ancl howling . . . Ht-'s not too cute! . . . swings at the shore . . . per- pqtually eating potato chip sancl- wiches , . . goes mostly for morl- 91'H JZIZZ . . . sociology in sight. F.H.A. 2, 3: Usherctte 3: Choir 4: P.S.kD. 4. ., L.. . - D Al ROBERT NIELSON JOYCE NOSARI Niels . . . one of the Fearsonw Joyner . . . cute slimplts inf Foursome Bug Barf Oh, a winning smile . . . prouxl me nice! . . . ramliles along in rol sessnr of two Gregg Awarms . . . Ironieal's twin Iirother . . . l rlnn't. want to say anithing. Don Carter's protege' . , . I'ni hula . .. seldom seen silt only grCatl . . . aspires to the probably shorthand teaehet . f P- . . .. . U 0 Emi F.'I.A. 2, 3, -I: Iyping 2: Bus: Military 2: Physical Fitness 3. -I: n Football Club 3: Varsity S 3, 4: Football 3. 4: Track 3, 4. 139' 'var css Spotlight 3. Q .. . x Y K - K K. . . L, A i 4... , iq.. Tp, CARL NUGENT Nuxze . . , South Pacific's Old lron Belly . . . can he heard when not seen .. . Buy: Barf . . . nice shirt . . . Pam's playful pal . . . looks well in a grass skirt . . . big in body, mind and soul, Student Council 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Mechanical Drawing 3: Typing 4: Football Club 2. Z' Y HENRY OBORNIK KATHLEEN O'BRlEN CYNTHIA 0'CONNELL A'Hank . . . crazy over chicken Kitty . . . sometimes O,B .... Cindy . . . a spirited Spartan . . . who breaks machines in that terrific Italian-Irish person- . , . her one delight is Mr. Mc- metal shop? . . . spends spare ality . . . good old VVildwood . . . Bride . . . l didn't either do that! . . . Cary Grant fan . . . perennial homeroom salesman. forget it . .. draws along with Mr. Wood . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . a future clerk typist. time building' model airplanes . . . Uncle Sam is in the future . . . M -' . as 8 anno opereuu 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4. Social Dance 2: Drama 3: Mod- ern Dance 4: Art 4. Slide Rule 2: Military 3. 1 S Q nz - - Q - I I ROBERT OLENICZAK GEORGE ORAVSKY ROSEMARY ORR PHILLII' ORTOLANO Ollie . . . can be seen glued to Amateur hustler . . . always Roe .. . really moves on wheels Phil . , . hlades and ice . . . the T.V. for Outer Limits . . , on the road . . . cuts the ice . . . . . . aqua-woman , . . you elod one of Uncle S:im's boys . . . sad- a fervent film and flashbulb fan anticipates setting type . . . Girls . . . one of those guiding lights dle, reins, and spurs ball and . . . future journalist at T.J.C. and Girls . . . springs the board in the office . . . wishes a position racket Girls barber school , in the summer. as private secretary to Dr. Kil- ahead. Service Corps 2, 3: German 2: dare Photography 4: Slide Rule 2: Print Club 2, 3, 4. ' Print Club 2, 3: Music Apprecia- Service Corps 2: Guidance 2. 3: tion 4: Military 4. Military 3. Business Machines 3. N.. GENEVIEVE OITSBIN Jennie artistically incline-il .. . adores maroon and Navy hlnc Do you have car insurancc7 . cnllcpze hound conscrvativc . , . Pctcr, Paul and Mary fan . . . North Philly dancer. Choir 2, 3, 41 Hy-Liu-r 2, 3. 4: Canteen Council 2: Operetta 2: Stage Craft. 4. qi-nv-f' '51,-Y' RONALD PAGLIARO Ron . . , Professor of Philoso- phy . . . runs like a clccr . . . the sporty type . . . water skiinxz. ten- nis, irolf and girls . . , I.I3,M. school . . , the Navy too. Cross Country 2, 3: Track 2, 3, -tg Typing 2: Physical Fitncss 33 Military 4. PATRICIA PAPIEZ Foggy . . . original . . . futnrc clerk tynist . . . pi-cfcrs Polish rlishcs . . . Don't worry about a thing - I havc the whulc wnrlrl tied up! . . . Mike . . . rliffcrcnl hair styles . . , books. bowling, bridlcs. Red Cross 2: Social Dance 2: Typing 3. 4: Travel 4. KAREN PARKER Karon . . . has an intcrcst in swimming and lifciznarrls . . . I'ni un a dict . . . what elm-s sho say in shorthand? . . . nn- lucky lockcl' lacy loser . . . avcr- age-a threc kcys a Year. Choir 3, 4: Majorettcs 2: Guid- ance 2: Business Machines 4. -I 'XJ I ROBERT PARR DIANE PATRICK RICHARD PATTEN DEIRDRE I'A'I'TISON BOB . . . Parr for the cour:-c Dec Pat cheery checrlcadcr Dick . . . favorite suhjcct is Dee . . . nizzaa aflmlici , . . liki-4 . . . lazy lover . . . Yun can't . . . Mr. Gilman's quiet? svrihc vacation . . . Yca. right away to howl, swim anal slancc . . . hurt steel! . . . how to rcmovc . . . Oh, crim-l . . . W'il4lwoml . . . his pride and joy is thc carey tn uct along with . . . plans 'G-1 from a Varsity S jackct . . . spccializies in goal scoring: . . . Spartan grecn for Army yzrecn. Physical Fitness 2, 3: Officials 2, 43 Varsity S 4: Soccer 3. 4. aml those pimzy back riflcs . . . owns stock in Rcll tclcphonc . . . will make a swcct antl saucy sec- rotary. Choir 3, 4: Cheerleader At: Ush- crette 3: Canteen Council 2: Typing 2: Modern Dance 4. Blue Bnmbcrn and Christopher . . . next stop. Trenton Junior. Football 2: Bridge 3, 4. to attcnil lwnsincss si-html . . . quiet . . . shmty. Choir 3, 4: Costume -tg Guizlnncc 3. 1 et.-if PHYLLIS PAVER 'Pickles the ivories for her music class . . . I easy care . , . mi- grates to McDonald's whenever possible . . . active Rainbow girl . . . bowling, basketball, badmin- ton and boating . . . musically in- clined . . . future librarian. Choir 3, 4: P.S.8zD. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Hy- Liter 3, 4-Associate Editor 41 Library Science 3. LAWRENCE PENARDI Larry . . . speeds through water on two planks . . . works on cars in spare time . . . plans to con- tinue education in Junior College . . . fun and more fun. Football Club 2: Travel Club 3: Mechanical Drawing 4. JANICE PERCHODNY Perch . ,. cheers, cheers, cheers . . , especially the cross country team . . , a very graceful mer- maid . . . can be seen driving a '58 Chevy . . . a future teaching the younger set . . . hates food. G.A.A. Council 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 4: Tumbling 3: Band 2, 3: Ushcrette 3: Choir 4. THOMAS PERSICKETTI Tom . , . eight ball in side pocket . , , our football end . . . if he can't go swimming, he fishes Spartans highest high jump- er . , . plans to join navy. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Football Club 2, 3: Military 3: Career 3: Varsity S 4: Mechanical Drawing 4. DENISE PFRUNDER Pfruntler and lightning . . . fruit's her favorite . . , kookie over kiddies . . . Oh, nice ! . . . lovely legal secretary . . . long letter writer . . . mad for Mr. Bleistien . . , Y dances .. . batty orer red headed boys. Red Cross 2: Drama 2, 4: Ger- man 3: Creative Writing 3. JOSEPH PHILLIPS Joe . . , blow that horn . . . thinking of following a business career . . . hamburger chef at Dei liio's . . . jazz and modern dance are favorites. Dance Band 2, 3: Concert Band 2, 3: Music Appreciation 4. BARBARA PIETRAS JOSEPH PILJAR Petey , . . bound for beauty Joe . . . The day is dawning school . . . works at Yards with for a '55 Ford . . . aims for the Hig Red . . , pinspotter . . . Navy when not aiming for tlie L'You fink! . . . enjoys riding target . . . always a bull's cyt- and driving horses and horse- . .. spends spare time amid hooks power. and sinkers. Typing 2: Drama 3, 4: Art 3: Tumbling 2. Choir 4. 'CSV' DEBORAH PINE ROBERT PIONTEK Debbie . , . alias Frenchie VVeascl . . . football fan . . . , . . sensitive about sophistication loves. school? . . . hapny hunter. , . . Oh, nit-cl . . . not fussy known as Dc-ml cye to local about fowl or music . loves to pheasants . . . T doubt it . . . spccial interest in Trenton High . 1 . , . travel but has nevcr gone any- . . . an unclecirlerl future. where . , . coll:-ue aml a musical , H - . .lu futuie . . . HI, hantlsrvml. Football Club 2: Mechanical Choir 2, 3. 4: Special Choir 2, 3. Drawing 4. 4: Nlndrigal Group 43 l'.N.A. 23 Opcretta 3. l l I STEVEN PIONTEK Sonny . . . Cars are his hobby aml sport . , . can't stay off thc watcr . . . a naval rcscrvisi nears his naval enlistment. Travel Club 2: Career 2. 3: Auto 4. ,... RICHARD PIRO Rich . . , cunt-t . . . youu: the ivorii-s , , . music man that xrleam in hit eve . . um stautlv elrives aioliml in his , . . xvoozly xvoml worker. Football Club 2, 3: llnnrl ' 1 Physical Fitness fl: Music Appri ciatinn 4. SANDRA l'O'l l'S STEPHEN PITONYAK ROBERT POINTON JOHN POLAK Steve . . . swims in the winter Bob . , . any food especially Jack high diver drives l'uttser . . . consisloiit -lu . , , high bars, rings anml trampo- hamburgers . , . it's. wild . . . thc Blur . . . shutter buf: in . . . xvatvli the pi-In-m-n, lull ' lives , . . his Rattletra1u is a Pasquale praiscr . . , gets dizzy spare time . . . likes those 10 , . . flilty anml iililliwiulls white '34 lforcl . . . chops on over roses . .. Sparky shorter second pictures . . . can do a active in church fvllnwshm clievseburxrers . . , plans to swab oldies but goodies . . . perhaps UQ gainer . . . will willing: wear a crazy majoruttv . . , Lula intl the deck for lil:-lflalt-'s Navy, engineering: field in future. Air Force bluc. that rm-xl hat . . . pmgpcctixt ali . . . . . . ' tl Fruvs-l Club 4: Military 4. Military Club 2: Officials Club 44 Auto 3. 4. min in Majorettcs Il, 4: Drnmn Cu KW' 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. 17 ,65- QQ-.0 X VIRGINIA PORTER Ginny . . . holds the gavel for G.A.A .... I easy know . . . lunch is Vir1:'s favorite subject No Cal Porter . . . ayrilc acro- bat with boundless bounce . . . I only live in the gym. G.A.A. Council' 3, 4-President 4:1 Choir 3, 44 Cheerlealdfr 3. bi' I GEORGE PRICE Gimpy . . . Latin fLasagfneJ lover . . . Girls . . . mostly messes around . . . sporting Spartan . . . Key Club comrade . . . may go down in history as a history teacher. Key Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3. CAROL PROCACCINO Little Proc , . . all kinds of food but mainly Italian . . . I'm embarrassed . . . fanatic horn- blower of a 'G3 Galaxy . . . hopes to receive her cap at Mercer. Student Council 2: Drama 2, 3: F.N.A. 2, 4: Mechanical Drawing' 3: Color Guard 4. KATHLEEN PROCACCINO Kathy . . . dotes on dancimx anticipates a future in clvri- cal work . . . ltalian foml is a favorite . . . enjoys Frank Sina- tra albums . . , quiet and ru- served. Drama 2: Travel 3: Music Ap- preciation 4. Drama wx,Ma,iorEQg.i 5.1 .Ye J, of , t Sf X 1 XJIX J .U x . X, -. c2.,vks-pf X x V, xx ,-. ,Q . A 'li - f ,W ,.m X mf N ,ev ,rf of f ,rf X K oft? xx O J 'fx' .rxxfll N '?-Q, s xv Us-,jx-JCFJ ' 5 X jx ' , 5 . yu!-5 I I galil 'H rw 'W H I 1 u I l - l I Q K H - N VERNA PROCOCCINI Vern . . . likes hootenannies . . . sports car fan . . . a card shark? . .. Forget it! ath- lctically inclined . . . destination unknown , .. G.A.A, member . .. tall and willowy. Drama 2, 4: Prose and Poetry 2: Modern Dance 4: Business Ma- chines 3 : F.N.A. 3. 4... N Qt' ELIZABETH PROKOP Betty . . . a former Irishman . . . jinizles ehanyze at Kr0ss1:e's . . . crazy over VVest Point vadets . . . devoted Democrat . . . Glas- lroro and then on to primary ed- ucation. Typing 3, 4: I'.T.A. 4: P.S.8zD. 3. STEPHEN PUCA Scooter . , . nuts for lobster newburgh . . . Mr. Mott a favor- ite . . . has interest in Junior Class . . . plans to study head shrinking at Rider. Officials Club 2. 3: Baseball Club 2. KENNETH PULLEN Ken , ., mms for hunting: . .. VVhat are you, some kind of a nut? . , . likes to loaf . . . in- terested in arvhilecturf- . . . rhoe- olate milkshakcs . . . comes down hills the fast way . . . Air Force. Model Craft 2: Mechanical Draw- ing 3, 4. VVALTER RADOMSKI Wally . . . Price is right . . . poetry fan . . . kalmse .. , a hook, line and sinker man ... Bug Bart' . . . not. bad looking . . . one of the Fcarsomc Foursome . . . thc who is in the what? Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 2: Class President 3: Key Club 3, 4: Latinum Aux- ilium 2: Officials 4: Physical Fit- ness 3: Football 3, 4: Baseball 4. ms ANNETTI-I RAGAZZO GERALDINE RAUTH ROBI-Rl' RAE WOOD Jet . . . spaixhctti and mcatluall Geri . . . can cat up a Sturm llulu x ix c in fan . . . listens to Jeanne Luv . , . Pixie . . . luvvs white ml ss uni x Ingis and Connie Francis . . . How Pontiacs. Wilrlwmul, lavvntlar anal l su n urns about that? . . . favors l'-vntiacs having: fun . . . I'll give you a Lrvmlics n utu inc his Q . . , future as a lvpral sccrvtary break . . . pctitc slumlcnt urn- ulll lu lux '1 Lu .. ,H , uh. ,I . - I . : ' ' ' Oh' ml' tgnsgl I with X N1 :tan 2 Physical lltncss 'l Chorus 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2: ' Officials 4 Drama 3: Modern Dance 4: Guirl- Hy-Litcr 2: Drama 4. ance Sec retary 4 . KARL RECKTENWALD Karl . . . music, music, music a future music teacher--what elsvl . . . a Mr. Uiulikc fan . . . saucrlwrauten is his favorite fuurl? . . . likes to knock over thc ten nina. Honor Society 3, 4: Concert Band 2, fl, 4-President 4: Dance Band 2, 3, -1: Dixieland Band 2, 3, 4: Jazz Rand 2: Brass Scxtet 3: Marching Band 2. 3, 4: Operetta 3, Al: Choir 4: P.S.8zD. 4. KENNETH REED Ken a top tenor . .. clams and catsup capital . . l'll tcar apart a car if it's not mine . . , seen at sea un thc Sindy . . . anchors awciizh . . . aspirations point toward Annapolis. Choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2: Madrigul Group 3, 4: Opcretta 2, 3. MARIAN REED l'url1lin ' , , . musical maths'- matician . . . clcliirhts in llanl-ini: . . . perpetually ilevuurs pups-u1'n :incl ice cream . . . Oh, pun! . . . nutty ri-wlhczul nigrhtinizalu clofinitc attraction for M 8: lNl's . .. future as a tompcraturc taker in sixrht. Choir 2, 3, 4: Special Choir 2: Opcrctta 2, 3: F.N.A. 3: Mndriznl Group 4. ing- ' ROBERT REEVE Iteeba . . , spaghetti bender . . . little drummer boy . . . I give up . . . a friend of Caf's . . . soccer, skis and scuba diving . . . loves the music circus . . . sweet dreamer . . . future as a plumb- inir and heating contractor. Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: German Band 2, 3, 4: Jazz Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Operettn 3, 4: Drum Quartet 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. GEORGE REIN George . . . school disc jockey . . . anticipates his winixs . . . puts a new light on school per- formances . . . boat and tow rope . . . three finger ball and ten pins. Bridge 2, 3: Military 2: Mechani- cal Drawing' 3, 4: Math Workshop 4: E.C.A. Council 2, 3, 4. DIANE RIGELON Dizzy . . . Italian food is great . . . goes for reading . . , volley- ball . . . always smiling . . . a future in secretarial work . . . in- terested in business. Square Dancing 2: First Aid 4. 1 YOLANDA RINALDI Yo-Yo . . . peddles pastries at East Gud . . . petite and perky . . . attractive artist , . . cheek that Out . . . Mr. VVood's protexre' . . . seeking secretarial work for a rieh boss. Class Treasurer 2: Choir 2: Stage Design 2. 3. 4: Drama 2: Art 3. DIANE RITTMANN Dec Ritt . , . always skipping . . . wild Wildwood , . . Gym- nastic and Athletic , . . neat. sweet, and petite . . . an incur- able craving for cucumbers . . . a marvel on ice? . , . delightful dresser . . . Mr. Brecia's favorite future nurse. Quill and Scroll 4: Cresset 41 Choir 2, 3: Usherettes 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 2, 3: Mod- ern Dance 4. BRUCE ROBB Cousin Brucie . . . quietly re- served . . . savors sirloin . . . de- lights in driving' fast Cars . . . happy while hunting and fish- ing . . . banana a day keeps the doctor away? . . . music of all kinds . . . future undecided. Student Council 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Physical Fit- ness 2, 4: Beagle 3. .ION ROBERTS Jon . , . really :toes for his cars . . , slim jims . , . football and weight lifting: advocate . . . Steincrt stromxman . . . plans a future at Trenton Tech. Physical Fitness 2: Mechanical Drawing 3, 4. JIIDITII ROBI-IRTS Judy . . . cuts a great figure eixzht , . . comes from Cineinnati . . . terror on the tennis court , . , fiddle sticks . . . plays the piano . . . aspires toward Douglas and a career teaching: math. Modern Dnnce 4: Drama -I. Vi.. HENRY ROSE Ruseliu1l . . . ean't keep the izirls away . . . quiet quarterback . . . deliver the pizza. the hotter the lmettcr . . . last one out to :rraetice . . . putrixl purple prae- tlce shirt , ,. psychology at Tem- lvle or Rutllers. Football 2, 3, tg Track 2, 3, 4: Mechanical Drawing 2, 4: Math 4. 1 EDWARD ROSINA Spemce . . . swimming, surf- happy inxz, and spaghetti . . . when hunting: and fishing: . . , son of a nun , . . flies a '58 Ford . . . loves those billiarcls. Military Club 2: Physical Fitness 3. 4: Mechanical Drawing 4. 4 f 'WS blvuv' THOMAS ROSSI The Philanthropistn . . . favors Baeh, Beethoven aull Mathis cooks. camps and eanoes . . . ho- etif' composer .. . Mr. liife tiuartl Rossi . . . intellectual orator . . . meclieally minded. P.S.8zD. 2, 3, 4-Treasurer 2, Vice President 3. President 4: Oper- etta 3: Typing 2: Biology 2: Cre- ative Writim! 3: Debate Workshop 4. KEITH ROTHSTEIN Keith . . , pa-'taken as a Spar-- lan sports spectator . , , reaclinpf antl clarinet are invlunleml liolslwivs . . . l easy Care! . . . steal-. annl Ulu-lnistry, what a mixture . . . Temple or Rutgers may hail. Fonrert Band 2. fl, -1: Marching Band 2. Il. 4: Slide Rule 3. ANDREW RUH LIN Andy . . , jovial joker of Sen- inr Class . , . ardent Peter, Paul. and Mary fan . .. Hug Barf president . . . Mighty Hercules . . . SSS keeper of '64 . . . Joe C0llege haircut . . . habitual harrier. Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Student Council 4: Class Treasurer 4: Cresset, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Oper- etta 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Track 4: Varsity S 3. 4: Campus Book Club 2: Reading Clinic 3: Physical Fitness 3: Stage Design 4. i , T :af s, A Q i A - 1 i Q 1 1 1 I' ' il' if 1 ,ii , 1 i x 0 t l Xt' 1. 7715! X LESLIE RUTH , ' SARAH SAAMS Les . . . likes to eat, hut is Sally . . . sings on the phone still petite . . . wonder what . .. 4 years ol' Hama, amas, amat he's cl0im: . . . Mr. Sehe1'ha's . . . paints by numbers , . . eats right hand . . . oh, that laugh , . . a fixture medical secretary. Lfypinz 2: F.H.A. 3. 4: Costume .959 f avl q pw-f anything: eatalvle . . . always sing- ing folk songs . . . with Pt-ter, Patil anrl Mary. Choir 2, 3, 4: Madrizal Group 3: Latinum Auxilium 3. 45 Oper- etta 2. WVALTI-ZR SAGAN lYonmlerl'ul lYalt . . . lwasketlnall fanatic . . . at home at the ha:- ketliall pgaines . . . nilrl all tht time . ., t'ull1'm'ts vmul !'t'x'ul'4lS .. a career in oftiee work. THOMAS SALAMONE ADRIENNE SANDBERG Tom . . . eixrht ball in the Ap:ie . . . quiet . . , just look- pocket . . . Hi Doll . . . goes ing . . . hopes to be a court for girls . . . jovially congenial stenoxxrapher . . . fills spare time . . . eager eater . . . Italian foods with reading.: , , . talented domes- rate . . . prefers progressive jazz tically, . . . a futuie mechanic. Typing 2' 4: Library 2: Red Cross Country Manager 2, 33 Cross 4. Poetry and Prose 3: Print 2, 3, 4. DARWIN SCHAIBLE Danny . . . quiet and shy? . .. DeMnlay money man . . . perpetu- ally patronizes Gino's . . , Dy- namic-'s Dynamic acc-ordian playel . . . long hours will be spent on draftim: board! Business Machines 3: Mechanical Drawing' 4: Typing 2. 'Nazi CARMEN SANTITORO Known to associates as Cas or VVhale . . . a true lrishman . . . Oh, you're nice .... Iackie and cars , . . in that order . . . anchors aweigxh . .. prolxalmle auto mechanic. Military 3: Art 3: Photography 4. DIANE SCHIPSKI Dee . . . digs a swinging heat . . i. You don't know! . . , in the water during: summer . . . nn top of it in winter . . , ten pin alley. Spanish 2: Travel 3: Photogra- phy -ig Modern Dance 4. VALERIE SCH LEHER a stitch in time Valei'ie . . . saves nine . . . enjoys swimming: and horses . . . plans to lwcome a stylist . . . in art. a definite talent Chess and Checkers 22 Art 23 Music Appreciation 3: Needle- craft 4: Typing 4. JOSEPH SCALZO Joe .. . formally called Bun . . . 16 ball pool shark . . phan tom of the back halls . . . Ok iv You guys . . . billiard iivaliw with Greg Shuler . .. futuxc with Uncle Sam. Baseball 2. CAROLYN SCHNORHUS Gi1ry:les ... non-confurrni t enjoys her weekends , . l i in l-fl-Zi whu's a rat finlx prefers veal parmesan . . lun that Lelxcr . . . physir: future . . . piano poundu likes sports, daneinp: and it ui Senior Chorus -1: Library 1. w i ing 33 Officials -lp F.'l'.A. 4 sq-3-...,,, QKTQT' 'WW lv 12? f --... 1 'CD 'SFT' GREGORY SCHULER JOYCE SCHUMM BARBARA SCHURTER ROBERT Sl'lll'R'l'lCR lim-11 . , . vnu hz- su-n driving: Jaw . . . those :-aparklini: hazel Barb . . . XVill shv vvui' gut off Blah . . . Sin-im-i't's i'i-1vi'vwvxit:i- :i lilue :intl while Furfl , , . give eyes . . . faithful fuuthull fun thc' pliunvll . . . aiixrvcs our livv in the N. .I, Blulh Dui' , . . him h:inihui'1:vi's :intl hs-'s happy . . . nun-illc :xml thrczul . . . wants svhiuiilk iizipi-i' is hctlvi' lhnn :i :ivixl llvllnlziyvi' . . . NIV. l':iff1'm-x' . . , gin in 'Frcutnu Junior . . . lo he libvmlly orluczitcil . . . off uutshvll . . . uni- of St0iuvi't's is u fuvuritv . . . :i future un-- zmil l.B.M. wurk , . . sho0Linp: lu Riclci' for hui' B.A .,.. Hy- Nntiuuul llcrit winners . . . lizisl- chziuivzil 0IlKlllk't'l'. pool is real cool. Liter. 4-ru Nzizxirn-th Cullum- is hui' iguul. Rvd Cross 2: P-S-XD. R' 1: Mv- Drnmn 3. Costume 2, 3, -Ig Latin 2, 31 lly- Bnnd 2, 3. rhnnicnl Drawing -1. Liter. 1 Q BARBARA SEITZ GEORGE SENICZ lim-b . . . lmlvml-a her voice in Spinach . . . sui'lu'is0 of the 'Gil thi- church uhuii' . . . G.A.A. track sczisun . . . South Pau-ifick nunicruls zinil lc-tu-1' . . . friendly fanivrl wushlub mziu . . . the leafl- U, Miss 1x14mL-y.1mg5 , , , pitches ui- uf SU-im'i'l's puck uf hui'i'ioi'- lviits with thu Senior Girl Scouts . . . running towzirfl Rlilgvix. . . . anything: uiit-of-floors. Track 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Op- Hnnnr Society 3. 4: G.A.A. Cnun- uretla 4: Vhnir -I: Typing 2: Mv- cil 4: Red Cross 2: Business Ma- chnnicnl Drawing 2: Dramn 3: chines 4: Girls Officials 3. Military 4. BRUCE SERGEANT KA'l'lll.l'IEN SERYIS Buttons . . . disc' jurkvy ut our Kathy . . . nizul fm- .luliuuy vzxrilvuiis . . You hut you: Mathis ...' uirtiul luwuril pizzu hi1'4ll . . . li'o:isiii'cs his slump . . , l'ui'gvt il . . . prix-fi-is Hi' :ind ruin uullovliuiis . . . Ulll- Vivo . . . lilu-N nivu with y:i':i5 lmziril huulilii: nu tho virus! . . . huii' :incl pipe. . . . xi fullxxu- rw'- chomivzil viurim-ui'irii: :il liixtirvis. rum:-v , . . lvriillv-, hlzuh-5 mul Military 2: Mechanical Drawing 2, Ii. l 1 Bowling 2, 3. IZ Svivnvt' YVOrksh0p ll: E.C.A. Council. lmwling . . , liivhy. Typing 2: Business Spolllpzlil Il: Music Apprucizition 4: Mmlurn Dance 4. GRN 117 qgnsw- BETTY SHARPE RICHARD SHARRETTS GEORGIAN SHAW KENNETH SH EA Hlfetty Annu - - - CPHZY OVCI' Rick . . . rugged, outdoor type Sammy . . . can be seen in a Ken . . . cue hall in the side frled Cucuvmbulfs ' Q - With Cheesgy . . . shutter-clieker . . . firearms lxlaek Desoto . . . Mr. Pivo is tops pocket . . . seratehl . . . persist- - - ,- 30'-W9 In Trenton NUYYNS- fanatic . . . nature boy . , . easy . . . a cue girl . . . billiards that ent preference for peanut hutter YYHIUC Clllb - - - hUD0S 10 Wfll'k to get along: with , . . found is . . , eats constantly . . . future sandwiches . . . eontemplating lie- foh l.If.M .... spends spare time anywhere at anytime. undef-ided'I eomintz one of llnele Sam's lroys, co ectiny.: coins. N . Military 2: Print 3, 4: Phntng- Chess and Checkers 2: F.H.A. 3: Military Cvluh 2. C010 2, 3. raphy 4. Art 2. 3, 4. if v JA ! X V4 lil L X .QLQBI A , I tbl vl ,Jai-V' 'H' tt' rf i NJ itil JM' f 1 .JVM ' . -'C rf? Eco H J, .. .J fluff V . U x ' . ' -f Rf fl 4, li 'lil' Jblfl ,w ' L ' , - f f pf . gy' ' LNL Q hx yy if ..,i,,.f A mix la . , N. 1 X x f A 1, , ,. yr In ti 'I .vs-4511 .-grip ' , lt U ' 2, A N V, S I , A , . I , A if , ir .. 5 ' J A li .fy Lf' ,fly 'J l il V :-- lrf' ' -- ' vg, 5' I I- Q ' l l I - ,GL lx bmi. . 7 L1 , I I il . , if i,f,c,.f i bl 1 rl , X V L JI I, K N i. i.' mia., srl' Cm I ,lui , f L, , A, Aj, V, 6, , J L 1 x1 Af' . 3 L. . f J. wt 0 , I 1,1 :nv JVM ilk, 'A 'x T i -al I K Gr DONALD SHEEDER SAMUEL SHEFF GIRARD SHERIDAN STEVEN SHERMAN Sheets . . . amateur official Mule . . . South Paeific's Jerry . . . known to some as Steve Lawrence . . . enjoys . . I. boots the- ball through the Quale . . , artistieally ereates Batman . . . all sports are favor- unusual unknown foods . . . in- Ulfflght . . . rips the nets from two-diirit numbers . . . a broad- ites . . . especially loafinyg . . . tc-resting interests extend to Gene half court . . . slams the small easter . . , seldom separated from daily duty at Daley's during sum- Shepard Show . . . keeps an eye white ball. Baseball 4: 0fficinl's Club 2. spinach . . . an ivy leaizuer in the deep south. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Op- eretta 4: Drama 3, 4. mer . . . drafting future after Trenton Teeh. Physical Fitness 2: Travel 3: Me- chanical Drawing 4: Military 4. nf-,,,I 1 'nav-1 out for ground hogs . , . plans for family eounselling position. Slide Rule 2: Physical Fitness 2: Military 3: Travel 3: Chess 4: Library Science -1. nf-st Q CLI IPFORD SHIILMAN Cliff . . . an optimist . . . pai'- tial for pizza . . . plans to go to eolleqe , . . sweet driver of a ureon Vhevy . . . likes Mrs. Kauffman , . . enjoys lmskctlrall :intl Isowlinir, P.S..iD. 2: Latin 2, 3: Typing 3: Math 4. N, NORMA SIMCOX Normal Noni . . . always Rib- bons . , . in het' hair or on a leash . . . Anchors Awei1zh is her theme . . . Cressmlitor . . . W'ho's i'nnninL!? . . . capable captain of t'heei'l0a4lei's , . . tlrovu an Mil. to USNA . , . st-ltlom seen imlle . . . Miss June. Student Council 2, 3-Executive Board 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll II, 4: Cresset 2, 3, -I-Ilnderclassmnn Editor 2. As- sistant Editor 8, Editor 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4-Captain: Choir 4: Senior Girls Chorus -1: Girls' State 3: Drama 2: P.S.81D. 2, 3: Student Secretary 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY SIMON EILEEN SMITH Quit-t Dot, . . . vvrsatilt- volun- Kntvks tlown tht- twn pins . . . toer :title at Donnelly . . . Syrian vvry at-tive in tht- Mt-thotlist foods are gi specialty . . . Umm, Youth lfellowsliip , . . sm-ntl: oh well! . . . tleliuhts in flanc- snare tinn- on tht- mlanm- flooux., ing . . . prospective wartl walker. a white can in ht-1' futnrm' . , . Red Cross 2: Typing 2: Art 3: guislvs tht- iguitlzintw- :lt-paitlnn-nt. F.N.A. 3, 4: Modern Dance 4. I -H-fl 32 ltillHll'!' Science Il: Choir. -fl E KVA' b ' X ' 0 Q v L 'owl WL J I ,UQ A' l' K' ' l in 9 , N l ,JK ff V ,, J FREDERICIT SMITH Smitty . . . screams for ice l'I'01ln'l . . . IVUNV, IhUSL' UYZIIIIIK' tights! , . . Steinvi't's .li'. Rell Fross enthusiast . . . 'Trenton Times Hoy of the Year . . . eagerly awaits an vmrinuvrimz t'iII'l'l'I', Honor Society 3, 4: Red Cross 2, 3, -'I-Presido:-nt: Campus Book 2: Military 3: Math 4. GLEN SMITH JOHN SMITH Glenn . . . french fries with his steak . . . the eareful chamlt' counter from 21-1 . . . yrlatl that his nanie's not Jones . . . hoy hookworm. Chess and Fheckers 2: Military 2. Sn1itlB ' anythini: teacher . apprcciatcs pet tootei' Class . . thing: . . skiing: . . Choir 3, 4 . . sleeps more than . . future business . get serious . . . gootl mtlsit' . . . trtlmv . . . joyous history will eat almost any- swimming, skating, cars, ears, ears. Concert Band 2, 3, ,Ig Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Military 2: Stage Crew 3. RIUHAIID SNOUK Rich , . . mx-tzels in lioint-rnoin v . . . tlon't. lxrt-ak . . . with pep- pers antl onions . . . luorrows pap- Qr-llzick wax' now-ls . . . wvzirs Navy white . . . swords from sticks . Physical Fitness Z: Art -I: Print 3, SUSAN SOENNECKEN Sue . . . science fiction movies . . . Nice . . . llaeh . . . Beeth- oven, Brahms . , . four years of sum esse, fui . . . Cum Laude . . . next stop for Susie is col- lege. Latin 2, 3, 4: German 2: Typing 3: Girls Officials 4. an-......A BEVERLY SOKOLOWSKI Bev . . . sometimes Soe ... those steak sandwiches at Del Ri0's . . . spare time spent in slumber . . . popular personality of 214 . . , seen working at E. J. K. , A I Johnny Mathis, of course. Student Council 3, -Ig Drama 2: Tumbling 3: Library Science 4. K Qufiqqif NANCY SPAIR Spacluclual . , . Italian males and meals . . . fiance. little girl, clanc-e . . . what's the action Y . . . l.B.M. schunl in the future . . . ardent fan of Dean Martin. Choir 3: Library Science 3: Music Appreciation 4: F.H.A. 4. GEORGE SPRINGSTEEN ix true Sl!Ol'lSI1l1'lll in 0Vl'l'y SUHSK' uf the word , . . fishing, hunting, bowlinxr, lmatiutt . . . plays font- ball barefootell . . . quiet George . . . on to Hiller for business :ul- ministration. Military 2: Typing: 2: Physical Fitness 43 Bowling' 3, 4. NL- CWM NM x 1- , ' ' .V QLNCQX if CQ' B I Cp se Ci' fl mf' VV 'lb D R V ci ' pf .w - .GZ YJ! xx W . V ,J VX I l I 1 'f X K' X! V V X x -N -9 . A KJ RAS! Q dx? QV e ' ' , J VT! LB' Ol N A if OK QSO in C7 g G CONSTANCE STEINERT CHRIS NE STEPOVVANY PA'l'EI1fi' A STEVENSON NANCY STILWELL Connie . . . agile athlete . . . Step . . . 'orta' nutty . , . Pat . . . twirls a mean batun 'ANanee . . . larmre cakes fn-nm from the saflalle to the seat ol' a neat, swe t, pet e . . . wird NVilcl- . . . Silly! . . , Mr. Gilman's Steer Inn . . . musir, rnusie. red flip-top llfznpalzi, .1. k. Vher woot: . . A i'xRensS,5is Ighlci serious serretary'! . . . has a Cer- mugic . . . I'm -1 feet, ll and I4-4 course is set or aroc - ale wart or ' ' . . ,S ior- a lain interest in Trenton State inc' es tall . . . our mvn Mrs. fiillgng School in Somerset, Enix- Court . . rl 31AiAAiere- . . . eairtl keep her knee from he- Pere-a . . . George, the fisherman. ant. tary . . . at etl ei nwem tween 'irrlie rimlef . . . 110 '.' fr , , , I T . love for chillre . . charming a Stingray in a hh: way. ls U Sturlennt Louncil 2:1 P.S.kD. .l, -ll: .ypxng 2: Drama 2: Stage De- ChO0,.19mh,,. I . . ,,h,mcmm.v ' Choir Z, 3, 4-President Al: Madri- slgn 4. teacher. ' Hy-Liter 4: Operctta 2. 3, 4: Maj' Hal Group Alternate 4: Drama 2. 'Q-'fe' Student Council 4-Class Secre- tary 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Typing 2: Tumbling 3: Modern Dance 3, 4. orettes 3, 4-Head Majorette 43 Drama 2. 3: Mmlern Dance 2. su if 4. . 4595 L Q F . ,Q 4 3? CAROLYN STOKER CYNTHIA STOY SANDRA STRATTON ROSEMARY STRAUB Janie . . . carrots for French Cindy . . . ls it? . , . very Sandy . . . knit onc, pearl one Rose . . . constantly eating, teachers , , . Rainbow Worthy versatile when it comes to music . . . You look beautiful . . . . . . lint never gains an onnu Advisor . . . men with pipes . . . . . . has interest in Notre Dame lasagna lover . . . but any food . . . as a matter ol' fart . . President of Trenton Assoriation . . . marvels over musrles . . . will do . . . one over-used lili- lsanlsl-rs, lwanizlos anil ln-aevlv of B.Y.I-' ..., our Miss Brooks lgvllllllflll lllonrle . . . T.J,C. rary card . . . wants to lie a see- , . . niusivally aniusi-il , . . for , . , No kidding, Dick Tracy! Choir 3 4 rotary to Ben Casey. tune rookies reveal :I si-i'i'ot:nl'iul ' 't' Cressm' smffeli ' ' ' kmttmg i Drama 2: Music Appreciation 3: fmuw' nu' Hy-Liter 4: Math 4. Typing 2: Business Spotlight -I Quill and Scroll 4: Crcsset 4: Music Avnrvrintioirl- Usherette 3-Cn-captain: Latin 2: FDI! Great Books 2: Travel 3: F.T.A. k, D 3: Red Cross-Treasurer -1. J ' , N NIL 901 C. fi n f V l l N' bi, :M K QL - L V- L Nl G' ri ri OJ 'L V 'N i J X fb-J UNA' 'LJ ' fi i if be JJ: wi ' , ff i F 1 ' M94 tu I V Nfkf X GA' 1 ,U Qjvliicl' I LQ CV ' A. ' O it , 1 9 CW ' P +V rv X ,uyr Lf M 1 1 - hi vb ' X if ' 1 - 'T W X dv l ' L dd-J n 1 ri! ff' A 'EMU Q 9 ,L .Fi CL 'ELS BARRY SULLIVAN 0 R0 T IE ROSEMARY TARR S.-lflllllilr Tlillbll-IN Bar . . . one of Steinert's goal BOYD ' . D l ' . . . M005 Hilo . . . St0inert's foirhorn . . , Sain . . . nialn- that sax nn i post painters . . . has a financial gzunni iz for .t iz' e . . . What is it, sweetie? . . . con- . . . a life of nnisir. niusii' . interest in the palzitnbility 01 wants o . mason . future Stantly consistent . . . knows her digs nioilt-rn jazz . . . lfrankii 1 worms . . , hunting: is a favoritg on th sa seas b 0' hat. AllC's . . . mostly her A's . . . tops, sport . . , what happened to tht truce with Mr. Caffrey? . . . fu- ture engineer. Officials 2. 4: Mechanical Draw- ing 3. 4: Baseball 3. personality plus . . . Sleinert's cheering section . , . Spartan spirit in the flesh . . . wacky lVil4lwnocl. 2: Musir Appreciation Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Student Council Il, 4- Class Vice President 3: Crosse! 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Drum Maj- orette 4: Drama 3. Dance Band 2, 3: Convert Banu 4. -yt in ,' 4?- IN ,f KATHLEEN TIMKO Kathy . . . devoted to dancing and music . . . Caruso especially . . . alias Liat . . . sweetest half of the Sweetheart Couple . . . another fervent frog watcher? . . . perpetually saying pizza please . . . animated alto . . . Senior Ball Court. Choir 2, 3, 43 Special Choir 43 Operetta 2, 3 A: Madrigal Group 4: Drama 3. KATHLEEN TOBIN Toby . . . fastidious about her appearance . . . what are you pulling? . . . perpetual patron of Kay and Al's . . . devoted dan- cer . . . savors steak at Del Rio's . , . musically inclined . . . Can- dy Girl . Drama 2: Choir 3, 4: Modern Dance 4. is 1 PRISCILLA 'l'RAMO'NTANA Cilla . . . gm-s fm- ltalian fond . , . wild warrlrolw . . . Mr. 'l':irr is tops . . . van lu- seen driving a green Chevy . . . That dial it l . . . rule and pc-tile . . . lmrsu- bark riding enthusiast . . . l.illi- puiian. Drama 2, 3: Music Apprerintion 4: Science Workshop 4. I L.. 1 WILLIAM TRAUNER CHESTER TRZCINSKI JANE TURCO JOHN TURN!-ILLO Gooch . . , enjoys soccer and Chet . . . 214's timely reader Tliiit did ity' , , U continually A chznnpimm uf bowling . . basketball . . . carries the cue of Newsweek . . . just su-ak for Consliming food , , , an office aide salesmanship saw him off in stick . . . can be found at the Cher . . . a quiet handsome his- A , , WABC listener , , , likes Wushimzwn - . . uvwu- u lmflwl Dorian Club . . . Ancient History turian . . . goals, baskets and Italian boys . . . collects rock and ball UI' fvflillilll xrillllv Wiilnllll advocate . . . plans to go to homeruns . . . counting on lm- roll records ' D I frequently Seen him . . . a plaque fm- exm-pliimal T.J.C. or barber school. coming an accountant. at Sl' Aiitlrioiiws , , , Seci-emi-ial Service . . . ho! tumules un-I an . . . .. ' 'h.l.l-.' . . . 'll-f-1 - Soccer 3: Music Appreciation 4. Military 2: Travel 3: Typing 4. lil: In Mil md lhtn T ' 4. . . ypmg Drama 23 Bridge 2: Slide Rule 3: Military 3: Bowling 2, Il, -K- Choir 4. 'iran' I if .f is 'ff' M 'za ,-13.415, R 4 lug ROBERT TYNAN 'Kr 5? sf- 7' 1' xv ' A ' 3 X k I x EUGENE URBAN MARIS VALAINIS INVIGHT VAN HORN Bob . . , sings in the shower Gene . . . Cresset's valuable Marty , . . a Trenton Catholic Van . . . halnlwurigers . . . . . . fixture in finanec . , . NVhat photographer . , . What's the transfer . . . rips the c-orfl on the Footlxall fanatic . , . likes lo nn-ss is it? . . . tries to get along matter, something: in your eye? court . . . sets 'em down with artuunl . . , all lxillxls of sports with Mr. Varehetto . . . Victory . . . finally got his wonderful rerl his -ear . . . enjoys spaghetti, . . . l uixt up! . . . aspirations at Sea . . . pools and pins , , . Gill' . . . future technical enizineer Steinert's of course . , . hopes to point towarrl llitlvr. prefers pizza, and elephant eollector . . , footl, atlennl Lineoln Tevhnieal, New- , . I , , food I-wld. ark- lhmr J: l'nothall Il. I: llruliu- 2, Military 2: Bowling 35 Bridge 4: ' 3: Officials 23 Bowling J, -I. Reading Lab 4. Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Cresset 2, Military 3. 3, 4: Latin 25 Math 4. 1 - - I - l - - COLLEEN VICKERY ANNABELL VILLAREAI. ROBERT YVARD FRED NYARNER Col . . . goes for Latin boys Ann . . . always smiling or Holm . . . ice anrl lrlatles . . , Fu-rl . . . Sax'-On rlt-rlt . . . . . harry riclcr . . . tlelipzhts in giggling . . . I 4lon't know! . .. pool shark . . . travels in a white rips the nets fi-mn halt' court , , . dressy clothes . . . enthusiastic a Certain person . , , vheeselvurif- 'SH Dotlire . . . springs the lwoarcls lll yartls fox a first :lown . . . for music . . . perpetually eating: ers . . . order, sir? . . . hopes . . . girls . . plans to fly for tall :intl thin , . . uatcli that hall. pizza' ,flliyllfdn sccnxillml'm,.l,kful:li:,U bv U 'lL' Sam' Library Sriuncc fl: Military 25 Choir 4: Drama 2, 3, 4. Mclmcal kim Irlnt .., 3. -I, Great Books 2. Reading lt. but-nve Workshop -I. Majorettcs 3, 4: Drama 2, 3. .5 q K Yv- ' X THOMAS WARNER Tom . . , likes fishing, hunt- ing and Italian food . . . Diane's man . . . can be located in Buzz's back room . . . enterprising mem- ber of Enterprise Fire Company . . . future deck swabber. Soccer 2: Beagle 2, 3, 4: Officials 2: Mechanical Drawing 3: Auto 4. DONALD WATSON Watts . . , one of the Fearsome Foursome . . . sweet-smelling... definite interest in the Junior class . . . Hold your breath! . . . :zregarious fzridder on the All City Team . . . possible jumping jacks major. Football 2, 3, 4-Captain 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Football Club 2, 3: Physical Fitness 2, 3, 4: Varsity S 3, 4. . BARRY WEART Barry . . . sketches still life . . . Flintstone fan , . . Fm'5:et it! . . . avid artist . . . spagh- etti-benrlim: bug: . . . always fix- ing up that '52 Chevy . . . next stop' art school, Art 2, 3, 4. .lf x J X .frisflm cf . Wei! or BERN ARD WEISS Pete . . . pigrskin enthusiast . . . part time pool shark . . . How about that? enjoys Eye - talian foml . . . never misses My 'l'hree Suns . . . hopes to be a Johnny-llo-Cl4mml after service in the lNlarines. Typing 3: Business Machines 3. K 5 N... ig' N 21.5 - , ' x J.. - jf' ,.-' x s, f' , t , .-E MI, 'lf 4 xx - . V -iyi o , .- -v ' . 1' ' T81 ' :- ex .H 'V 21,72 if -'Vi r l '-N5 N' gr ,A . N Q1 of . ' . V, N xx 1,12 Q 1-sv - rf ,. Q - M. LA 'XI2 ' V . Q ' Xf' T' ,I ..- 1' x YA . -V' Xf ' pg A- L. ' :ml 3, ., s f t, J. , f. - s f' Q T' -' T' kj w..-' ik lx 4' '-f.' '.' . ', - FX we L, my J, X ' u 1 . A JENNY WEST, '- V Jen . . , quack, quack . . . an incredibly copious collection of courters . . . Senior Ball Court . . . involved in everythinx: . . . Buy: Barf V. P .... South Paci- fic's musically inclined student musical director . . . wit and beauty combined. Student Council 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4: Special Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Group 3, 4: Canteen Council 3, 4. JE ... f --' .- 95 x,,,f PAUL WHEAT Trombone . . . move that slide . . . one of Uncle Sam's boys . . . elated about electricity . . . con- templates music as a major . . Chinese chow chomper. Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Operettn 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Marching Band 3, 4: Dixieland Band 2, 3: German Band 2: Brass Ensemble 2, 3. 4: Male Chorus 4. BARRY VVHITEHOUSE Rub . . . rides the waves , . . loves his steaks . . . VVhat is it Y . . . carefree car washer . . . Air Force . . . hopes to become a draftsman. Mechanical Drawing 2, 4: Coin 3: Military 3. THOMAS WILSON Tom . . . a fanatic photograph- er . . . baseball, football. ur track anyone? . . . a slave to steak . .. quiet and nice . . . splemlisl swimmer. Mechanical Drawing 2, 4: Career 3: Slide Rule 4. 'RYE i 'lX gin-1 EUGENE WOLBERT Gene . . . food . . , all types and kinds . . . Mr. Schwartz fan . , . a sporty Spartan . . . future Air Force or Trenton .lun- ior Follexze man . . . draftsman or draftce. Mechanical Drawing 4. CORRINE WOOD Cluver . . . G, C. Murphy's cashier . . . Mr. Lelicr and chem- istry . . . Oh, yea! . . . Walt lsrimrs a smile to her face . . . tends toward a black and yellow '56 Plymouth . . . wishes to walk the halls of St. Francis. Majorettes 2, 3, 4: F.N.A. 2. SUSAN WOOD Suey . . . that rcd hair . , . Vogue Modeling and Charm School graduate . . . hang in there! . . . Mathis minded . . . hobby? Robby! , . . legal secre- tary symptoms . . . Rider or T..l.C. will occupy her nights. Social Dnnce 2: Business Spot- light 3: Modern Dance 4: Music Appreciation 4. l-'RITZ WOSPIL l1ushwarker . . . member of Mor-Life Club . . . he':a up at dawn with gun and dog: , , . ul- ways attends C lunch . , . xi fu- ture business student at Trenton Junior. Bcnflle 2. 3. 4: Mechanical Draw- ing 3: Typimz 3. 4. BRUCE WOUTERS Spence . . . swims in Carnegie . . . with his clothes on? . . . headed for history . . . speaking of teachers, how about Miss Lar- zclcre? . . . moving: toward Mont- clair. Beagle 2: Great Books 2: Library Science 3: Football Club 3: Sci- ence Workshop 4: Recreational Reading 4. .1-,s gsm... L.. EDMONIJ WURPEL Better known as Smokey Ed to Mr. Lehei' . . . musically minded . . . off to Trenton State to major in sharpes and flats . . . surpris- ing: junior fire fighter at Enter- prise. Dance Hand 2, 3, 4-President 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4-Vice Presi- dent 4: Operettn 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM YAEDE Bill . . . enjoys listening to rock and roll . . , can do wonders with wood . . . one of our future home-builders . . . a real base- ball enthusiast. Tumbling 2: Coin 3. Om BARHARA YOSTEMBSKI Harb . . , a quiet collector of coins , . . Ricky Nelson fan . , . h:imburr.rers fill the bill . . . home economist through sewing and cookinxz . . . Mrs. Nnus' see- rz-tary. Typing 2, 4: F.H.A. 3: Business Machines 3. ROBERT YOUNG JUDITH ZAGGI KARL ZAJAC Contacts . . . the miirhty hun- Judy . . . known to some as 'AKH1 ' . . , rifles, reels and row- ter . . . one of Steinert's top Zag , , . chews ice . . . and ing . . . What is it? . . . tracksters . . . Oh, y0u're nice! skates on it too . . , in faithful scrumptious steak . . . semper . . . those small lunches? . . . service to Mrs. Connor . . . cute paratus for the future . . . likes football fanatic . . . one of Caf's and crazy . . . future l.l!.M'er. Mr. Mcllridc . . . enjoys fun.. , boys . . . Dr. Kildare . . , a pos- T , 2 4. A A B , M partial to pigskin . . . trips to sible future medical man. dyilsligga ,4 , rt 3. USIHCSS B' tho mountains. Varsity S 2, 3, 4: Algebra 2: i Tumbling 2: Typing 2, 33 Art 4. Beagle 2: Mechanical Drawing 3: Stage Design 4: Track 2, 3, 4. X 111, 1 um- 1 nu ROBERT ZEISSLER Hob , . , a red light runner . . . also runs after girls . , . ardent enthusiast of aquatic sports . . . Nice kid . . . prospective marketing: major at Rider . . . should own stock in Boll Telc- phone. Model Craft 2: Music Apprecia- tion 3, 4. DENISE ZEMLANSKY Nisi . . . one of Mr. Wood's zealous stage designers . . . en- joys chopstiek style food . . . and so on , . . Datebook Maga- zine correspondent . . . crystal ball reveals attendance at Jr. Col- lexle. Red Cross 2, 35 Majnrettes 2: Stage Design 4. gwalg ,,., X, t,,,f --.V f Q1 vig '- NANCY ZICKLER Zicky . . . prefers Mr. Pivo . . . Oh no . , . mad for mon- kcys . . . hatty lmcautician . . . treasures ticket stubs . . . blonde, blue eyed boys . . . bridles and lmowlintz. Business Machines 3. VALERIE ZIELINSKI Val . , . a who done it fan . . . chocolate milkshakcs . . . supports sodality . . . for crying.: out loud! . . . off to Rider to learn legal scribe trade . . . con- sidered crazy by friends. Choir 3, 4: Social Dance 2: Maj- orettes 3: Modern Dance 4. CAROL ZINNERSTROM Carol . . , can he seen in a white Impala . . . crazy over pizza . . . a hclpinxl hand at SL Francis . . . has a rertain inter- est at Trenton High . . , plans to be a psychologist. Usherettcs 33 Frcc Reading 2: Social Dance 2: Color Guard ll: Business Machines Il: Music Ap- preciation 4: Modern Dance. JOSETTE ZITO CHARLES ZODA JO . . . out of town dances in Charlie . . . likes to play cards Newark . . . and Philadelphia as long: as he wins . . . That's . . . goes for gnochics . . . Mr. life . . . three gear interest at Chrzan is a favorite . . . That Notre Dame . . . Chinese chow did it . . . plans to attend l.B.M. . . . will study emzineerimz at school in the future. Rutgers. Majorette Club 2: P.S.8:D. 2: Slide Rule 2: Football Club 2: Typing 3: Art 3, 4. Travel 3: Chess 4: Military 4. I. KATHLEEN ZOLA Kathy . . . likes the oldies but goodies . . That's a fine thing! . . screams for ice cream . . definitely likes red heads . . . in the form of a cer- tain boy . . . future possibly in- cludes Rider. Majorettes 2: F.H.A. 3, 4: Mod- ern Dance 4. K , . 5 l 7 64.9 YTOOQG CQ 1 0122912113 5117 CLASS OFFICERS Left fo right, Scufcfls Lillian Powell, Bonnie Nicol. Stumling: Vaughn Mercier, Scott Hawthorne. Steinert's jubilant Juniors, who . .. decked in red and white became upper- classmen for a day . . . b e c a m e tried and true thespians when Hamilton East proudly presented South Pacific were athletically active and Spartanly spirited . . . concluded a joyous and jubilant junior year President Lillian Powell Vice-I'rcsidvnf Vaughn Mercier S1'crr'tc1I'jf Bonnie Nicol Trcfzszzrcr Scott Hawthorne Famflfy Advisor Mrs. Hickman 1-1 , , l X if' v V Qi ' X ii . f Q. 1 l 'X- L- if K , fx 4, X ' W 1 lf: W '- ' ' '7 ,' , il ' f K ' ,-'vi gl-of - , fi.-f I , ,fm- xf ll- K' 7 W. V' i ix If , if A X X ADVISOR on May 22 with the choosing of their Sweet- heart Couple and the celebrating of their an- nual Junior Prom . . . completed a wonderful year under the guidance of Mrs. Hickman . . . bid the seniors farewell . . . but, at the same time, say, Move over, Seniors, Here WE come! 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N .- . 7 L tvs-L' an 'i1'.1.,.,:gg-ki -iiky f mv' I Y LA Q ,. f A ? . 1 -1 , ' , J' 9,-ff A , ' Linda Hines J Linda Hoagland Marcia Hollis Marlene Hoop Linda Hoover JoAnn Horn Nancy Hutchinson Robert Hutchinson Loretta Jackson Alice Jacobus Frank Johnson Philip Joiner Christina Jones Michael Jones Kathy Joslin Patricia Juraniec Margaret Karpowicz Judy Kasperowicz Carol Keen Clyde Keen Virginia Kenderdine Hollace Kennedy Maria Kennedy Eileen Kerr Jack Kerwick William Ketts Theodora Kijek Doris Kite Kathy Klauser Bob Klein Richard Klein Stephen Kohut Charles Koller John Kreiling Marion Kreiling if 5 ,, . I - K, A . 4 if Q . L! J .J R vi! I xg ,w g my N-5 to f Q' - K? ji X f 2 'K i 'FI'-Lf' N. L, In A A f' Nl L- wif J 'ft' -5 'hs-f-Stix-, 7. , 5 -nl ,- .- ,J as Q' Q . L. - W , .xt Q-fl ' W I ,A 1 L. ' K if 9 .iff A, EXT? - ,- X i 1 U, .r if' Q f' 3 S 0' n ix il NIJ L 3 it 53' 1 -mf .U L V 2 lf ,f , Q., J' .- ,ye 1 L! 'Q W .5 0 L' ' ' 'cr' 'Q yy P I. Q, ' x, J . Q. 'ia' jx 5 I A J ,isa 'fi' za , Qa .a ,Lf y . . X- , f ' Gertrude Kriesick' Richard Krollman Julius Kruplo Beatrice Krzywvlak Bill Kunstmann Lorraine LaBaw Betty Lacko Mary Landree Liz Langcaskey Samuel Layton .. ' Lit Barbara Laslo Leonidas Laudas Cheryl Lauer Aldis Lagzdine Gloria Lawrence William Layton Mary Leiggi Pauline Leona John Leschuk Ed Lewandowski Jeff Lewis Nick Lictfus Barbara Larcome 'K 'S G' 4. Q. W , V ' if--vi T f l Vw J i T Rosemarie LaMarca is il A 4 1' .,- , 1 f L . g if ,V ,. 'L '1 ' 1 'fsllvlk ,L ' x:2f'Jf3'w?Z-129 ff ' :N 4'fZ5 V .V ' ' ' ri'-f V i' - Af Q: . 1 r my ' ' ' ' .M Jigga 'K , 1 all !12fa'Vf UE5 rar-sf' f' ' 1 1 + , if 1' I T-' -ff-l'1f '! 'ff ffi.fff'1'Gi-f WL .1 lf' r-agua' f v 'mid .if , , V4.4 ' ,Y-,I ,,',., fdfffvi? , J,,.fEQ-ag Lv, 1 - ,xx J M K .X Russell Lokofsky 'X x Linda Long , 5 - Q Joseph Luisi e , . I- ' Grace MacCabe Q1 Q 5 Y J 1 W Nancy MacGuigan 'ff it 'szb .gg , so . few gy ak Q Linda MacNeal G .. - i i ' L 4 Ni ssss .i ' ' . Kathy MacNei1 'mi-v, eww!! L xv . i K D g D Audrey Maguire w A - Barbara Makai - ' - G J Marsha Marant Q L' , : U- G V , Joe Maressa -a ' . ' g i f , f Elaine Martinetti l li' G ' ,... . g , Lorna McG1ynn A' A I f Joe McGuire N K, . M Robert Mecanko or V X Doug Meeks 5, N h 9 ,N l R Thomas Meighan 4 T Q g 5 - ', if L, 455' Janet Menetski v' i' ' ji, if J 'lf .4 f Vaughn Mercier . - . J J ' s Wayne Michalis ' A 4 Lana Miner 7 R71 ,fmt h Leroy Miller Melinda Miller Luba Myronenko N Alex Nagy a , . -F Genevieve Nami 1 wr' liir V Wayne Neelana I 'W' Vw Karen Nickel ' K- Bonnie Nicol ' J:agfNiXlN1 k - .. . J Wx . e rey 0 yos T ' inf ' Darlene Norcross Y' 13- P G' 65 , if' Q1 Michael Novak! D W 5 e QM gi1i'1iicgi,1O'Banion T- ' ?? ff' i fi as . i ingei' J My X x .i ,-A 'Q l W Ay, X 4 J .G xi ' V ' R XJ In L 1 x , 4 J I- J ,M ss K 4 .B 'X wx XJ' X ,J A GLY 'X ' ' l X J , J V V' .,x' K V Y X x ' ' 1 f Bill opferman l. 5 F' , X Mary Kay Oros 9' at .. Linda Orsi l Lorraine Pae f , e Sf , L Diane Palatine ' 'X ,',M . r, , Joe Palmisano - 1 1 if J , A Richard Palomard Helen Panacek Joseph Papiez G , Joanne Parrish V ,Q ' ,Q Virginia Paterson L... . L Q L gg , r 1 Ken Payton, ' G' ' ' g Q J 3 N x x 'I Joy Persiani Kathy Petretta 37. D ' '- Carol Phillips 5 fa Ruth Phillips .- 4 ' ' J Q Jule Piljar ' -fx It gif 1 I Patricia Piontek e N - ee- f -8.4 is A1 ' N! 1 L L J J-lffinff.-l 'I' Harry Pitzwater Larry Platas Frank Pollak John Porubski Gordon Potts Lillian Powell W Y! l illlrdv il l U- -fill rl' 51 if if lf I all 1, JJIWIWM , 4 ,U ' My Y ' we a aw ,W , WM7 ' R Q i f i I I .0 J M f W Leslie Power' D W .K ' V ' r Vi . Gary Pulone J ' -V ' Igathseeiii lftailiice if m N 1 ,. 9 Raza 2 J 9' e Judith Reade P . W yy v KVI: Sharon Reed , .fV , I i ' ,K ' L f' 1' ix .. .- Fred Reister Kathleen Renelt Leroy Rentner Paul Reynolds Sharon Richarson Linda Rigelon Kathy Rigley Kalvin Roberson Roy Roberts Ken Roberts Sandra Robertson Paul Rock Richard Rogers Joseph Rommell Margie Rondinelli John Rosina Sandra Rosowlosky Robert Rostron Charles Rush Judy Rush Yvonne Russell if J A QL f ' i s. -s , 'M 6 J. . I G R: iz! fuk H J be .ff , - rw A. NN, 1. Q 4 . , Q 4' ,'!,4fJ'fjxiN 'l 7' 1:2 M - J 'ifrry 1Russomano 1. ,f 'S 2 . ' W 1 '-' ' 5 ' arce le Ryan , ' S Peter Salamone , Q Barbara Sayers Q ' gf-'fi Ann Schmidt i S ' , ,e 2,2 William Schneider if V - ' A A. w x 1 4 . Barbara Schreier ' Z, 5 f ' Q, HL, ,mia R A 1 r 'AX uk as V 'J' .J U ' 5 X V Q Q 1 X . i Q Qi! ' 1 lf , Q? fa bps 5' f 'A c' f' Kathy Schuler ' Q A Q Patricia Schulthcis ,Y K3 K ' .1 iii .glaniie Scllltrmm t 3 Mt! ' It K 1 w. ar a co r A h 3' Xlhomag Scudder V x:, illI, y lrk ' QE ' 'I vcglgj-' ' 1 : en ears ' , it ffl . V K ' e Maureen Shaw w't'f'jl V M i D Tony Silvani I .1 6. 'w Q f ' X E 4. -. Clara Simon M i 5, jfn ' Q g A -5 5. Judith simon few .V f jx U, I, 5,21 ' K uri LJ! 5 'iii ei ' A S i Andrea Skwarzec j A W A Liwgk, .:,, B 'A' ' Z , Ji ' .273 Q ' , bw K ' gobiarg Smallwood A ' A ' 1 au outhard x 4, A 4 if 'K 5 ' .. 1 1. 5 1:2155 Linda Spagnola - ' , I A f Ml, 5 I A ,V Marie Spart . V Q J if an IQ, -V H fy Anthony Spatacmo V . a ' X . as Valerle Sperling 3 I f .FL , if ex'- H A I?-5-:,tZ'fw:.?:: 1 Steven Spirka Richard Springsteen Judith Stadnick Alice Start Myra Stein Martin Stevulak f' 'V 1' I 4. C .- ' sf X W ,- as 4 if s' s X. its x ai xx if 3' ' J st x fad is I 1 1 Y 7 J L A l Xi l gx f llvvil l lxlil, Ill 1 'aj Q 'ull ,H .fb MI ,I J U1 J J 1 fjlw U bill l l IJYJ J Nl CIM!! X1 I A M www X Juli ,VJ 'UV wwf 51 g ww' Aj l ' 10 WJJ VU HJY 1 X f 1, 1 3 4, ll r, if 'U,F,w,,Hi'1 5 vlfxuifll 7' I il? 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R L W. ,I i tar - cow if Q it gp Q f -si 53 in l ffl 3 ' 'sl X- , N i Janice Wehner Eileen Weigel Diana Weiss Frank Wheeler Joyce Wieland Anne Wilbert Stephen Wilno Barry Wintle Kenneth Witkowski John Wolbert Richard Wurpel Allen Yeager Baron Yeager Karen Yopp Jean Yostembski Jerry Youmans Charles Young Barbara Zanini Robert Zefutie Donna Zentner John Zeigler Kathleen Zigmont Ron Zoltanski Thomas Zook g fl rv ft Q 'Qtr g., M5 I ,mf l in .A UT-' w . y 1 .1 Doreen Stout I Joanne Stowe' Lorraine Stoy Lorretta Strano ' i Bob Stratton - Ron Stricklin Gary Strohauer ' Richard Stryeski Kathy Surtees Linda Sutphin Richard Swan Tom Szelingowski Cathie Szvmanski Marcia Szwed K Alvin Tenney J Barbara Thompson x Steven Tiffenback jff'-NU Anthony Torretta Kenneth Toth John Trovitch J ., Angelika Tschurko X Joseph Turano Ginny Turek Beverly Turner Tom Valentino Gary VanDeusen Kenneth Veres Roseanne Viau Victoria Vickers Louise Vitangeli Ben Warner Carolyn Warner Dale Watson David Weber Derek Weber in gg fr if F R i S r,i.,C,f,f A, , 45 J EFX ! -if X A -wi, A . K, . ,t..,, 'P wel , 5 Q 2 r -' 1 X' A 1. -:I ' Q X . ,r -5 , X ff is! at 5-3? Sn CLASS OFFICERS Left to right, Svafvd.' Sue Lisiewski, Debbie Hutchinson. Sli!l'lZlIl.lZg.' John Alphonse, John Wood. Steinert's Spirited Sophomores who . . . obtained the class colors of blue and white . . . contributed to the Hy-Liter . . . added zest to the cheerleading squad . . . provided the Var- sity Basketball squad with Darrell Ochs and George Coleman . . . participated in many sports . . . were honored by having a pair of shining knights among them, along with an experienced jet pilot and an equally as President John Wood Vice-President John .Alphonse Secretary Sue Lisiewski Treasurer Debbie Hutchinson Faculty Advisor Mr. Garsky ADVISOR talented parachutist . . . provided an excellent source of material for jesting in the Off-Beat columns . . . carried on the traditional Sopho- more Day adjusted to the new form of life here at Steinert after being the head- men at Reynolds . . . and added much to the school's spirit with their enthusiasm . . . and now look forward to being Juniors. Carole Abbott David Adams William Agress Ron Alfano Gail Allen Linda Allen Victoria Allison John Alphonse David Ambrose Donna Andrews Arlene Anderson Elizabeth Anderson James Anderson Domenic Angelucci Dan Apostolos Fred Armenti John Armitage Linda Avenzato Ron Aversano Alfred Babbitt John Bainbridge Nancy Barden Sally Barthelemy John Barulic Anita Battle Nelson Bazanka Donald Beach Charles Beaumont Judy Beckley Betty Beebe. Theresa Beisswanger Edward Benninghoff Larry Bentley A Ronald Bersch 'J Lois Biriki Edward Bittner 4 Wayne Black William Black Linda Blackwell Darlene Blew Robert Bloor Joe Bohnert Louis Bowers Ken Bowski Barton Braun Ed Brotak Ronnie Bruno Daniel Buchanan Nora Buck Barbara Budassi David Caldwell Thomas Callery Tom Calu Tony Cammarata Franklin Cappon Robert Carothers Bill Cartwright John Cegledi Christina Cerino Jane Chamberlain Kathy Chamberlain John Champion Janice Chase Kathy Chebunin Marlene Chiacchio Barbara Chianese Patricia Chianese Chris Chisik Marsha Church Kathy Cichocki as ig: . ki' Y ,L , 17 , K' Rx ' C . ,gf wil iss? . i . at i gi' ,Q Sk. AMEX I fx QMQ Af, N ga! g A wwf is . i ii: Q- Y . 1' ,Q pc 8, 5 K .A . Q gk 9, is 511 7, . a , J 5 4 so eff c B rf X .'- B sss ' 0 N 1 f as is V l : , WWI, , w ' xi 5 M gk . , if A sf 2 ' X KK ' g X i ltixllxs' is I V V J K A if :fl 5' T253 ,N X-X ' i A A -it ,, fs ks- P L M Iwi . , V. v. il rin- , K i 2' . , ,C ' , . A. 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C ff, x Q- .. - I Vw fwiyf M rr, to 9. 475, J ' if is K, Q fhief J. is A 'tif ' - pg cts'-1' Q Y Kathy Clarke James Clugston Tom Clugston li XJ Robert Clugston ' ' R George Coleman Bill Collen A 5 June Collins i If l D4 ,' 'J A'-'Q 1' William comms i 4 Mary Anne Coltree ,X JoAnn Colton James Connery, ,J 'l f Edwin Conoverxjg' JJ John Cooper Helena Cupa Nicholas D'Angelo William D'Angelo Beverly Daisley Dennis Daly Neil Daris Lynn Davidson Walter Davison Deanna Deason Nicholas Debnarik Philip Decara Michael Decarlo Joseph Decker Peggy Degarma. Julie Del Sole Lois Demeo Marie DeNitte Rosemary DiQuinzio Donald Divine Phyllis Dix Donald Doherty Barry Donehower Carmela Donn Anna Doolittle Thomas Driber Kerin Ducko Patricia Duffy Diane Dunigan Cecil Dunn Linda Dyer Maria Edwards Cynthia Ehret Kenneth Ellsworth Howard Emery Bruce Engel Robert Eppley Joseph Erick Mary Erick Peggy Erick Daniel Erkoboni Bonnie Ervin John Ervin Jacob Esser James Evanochko Linda Ewaskiewicz Maureen Fanning Sally Farr Theresa Ferraro Patricia Feskany Bob Fisher Thomas Fiaher Perry Fitzpatrick Edward Fleming Helen Forker Joyce Forseman Alice Fort George Foster William Foulds Tina Framkin Linda Freer Donna Frounfelker Richard Furman Lonnie Futey Barbara Gabryszewski Susan Gadsby Joe Gallagher David Gardner Robin Geisler Gail Giallela Linda Gibbs Kathryn Gibson v2 Kim Gibson Diane Gilsdorf Barbara Giovannetti David Glerum Gloria Gioscio ,Terry Goldenbaum Paul Gorish Laura Goss Bruce Graltam Barbara Gray Pamela Gray 'Linda Griffis Ellen Griffiths Herby Grimes Calvin Griswold Carol Grobelny Don Grobels Sharon Gruziano Victor Grybowski Annette Guglielmelli Eric Guido Dolores Habeeb Maryanne Ha,-zen Clifford Halper Kathy Hanson Mark Harbourt Georgiana Harhay James Harrison Christine Hatrak Donald Hawke Bill Heaney Carol Heaton Virginia Herbert Alice Herman Fred Hertzman David Hess Jackie Heweit Margaret Hewines John Hillman Sharon Hobbs Edward Hobson Lillian Hoffman Ginge Hofman David Hohman Colleen Hopkins William Hoppack Jacqueline Horn Carol Hughes Deborah Hutchinson John Hutchinson Toni Ianni Jeanette Inverso Tourrahn Ivins Gail Iwanowicz Carol Jackson Lorretta Jackson L ' ef it 1 X I L ' V l iirl J if a y Sv U 2 n F ffl 0 f' 'er ,gr v,,Q.? 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X, - fs :M 1. 1 , J s,ss Q XA 2 ivjx V ' ll' 1 S A H lf ':., -. .w ' ' 1 JJeJ q Q' ' J all l .irxm 9 1' Nancy Juliane Judy Kamrath David Kearton Marguerite Kearton Jerry Kelly Jacqueline Keyes Karen Kianka Louis Kilpatrick Donna King John King Paul Kirby Alan Kirchner Mitchell Kirkuff Russell Kiss Frances Klockner Margie Kolesar Robert Kostfo Joe Kostygan Rosemary Kraft Kathleen Krasnovsky Ivy Kratzer Kay Kroschwitz William Kruegar Darlene Kuhn Ann Marie Kuncz Stephanie Kuncz Patrica Kusnerick Carolyn La Bau Barbara Lacomchek Louise Landschuitz Vincent Lauria Martin Lawrence Charles Su an Layton Suzanne Lebon Etta Levin Mario Licciardello Linda Linard Robert Lipsett Sue Lisiewski Jacqueline Lloyd Linda Lombardi Jerome Longmuir Roger Lopez Roy Lovett Jane Lubas Roseann Lucarine David Lyons Sandra Mac Arthur Kathie MacNeal Marianne Makay Richard Mallam Sharon Mangus George Manuras Joe Mari Amelia Marinari Henry Marosovitz Frank Martucci John Major Ellen Matson Dolores Matuza Joseph Maurio Diana Maurizi T. xt, N yi XX git sf , w Q2-'J A N.-XSJQ lyk' Xxlx xx X i .33 S0 K wi rj 7' N LAD .5 x Y .5 Q 1' NX fx ii Q xx, ,J '4X - X7 'S -N N Barbara Mayer Ronald McCarthy Ronald McConnell John McCullough Darlene McElroy Larry McLaughlin John McMullen Charles Meier Jack Menarell Larry Mercer William Metcalf David Micanko Daniel Millen Kathleen Miller William Mitchell Lea Moldovan Joan Monachello Brent Monahan Ellen Moore Hervey Moore Lenzy Morris Steve Mosley Eileen Mount Peggy Mount Nara Murra William Nabinger John Nami Diane Natriello Bart Newhart Joann Niatas Dora Nixon Jerry Nobili Audrey Noebels Jerry Novak Donald Novak Claudia Nunnink Fred Nuttall John Ocheltree Darrel Ochs Seth Chamberlain Jessica Oravsky Janeen Oros Joseph Ostrowski George Ousbin Dave Owen Eileen Owen Diane Owens Oliver Owens William Pae Robert Palden Dale Palenkas Dave Palmeri Charles Papp John Papp Susan Parker Barbara Partride Robert Patelski Charles Paver Sam Paxson Marsha Pazden Mark Pecaric Darlene Pecci Norman Peck Robert Perchalski Roseitha Perkuhn Lynnette Perno Barbara Perry Dave Peters Michael Pintinalli i .:. ,.., r K X W... ff L ki 1 'rl I I VY We c 'wi if -if , A K J... 1, K ,I u F A . i ,cfm . .f gin N 9 - -5 in -f Q 'i n A , 'vi 1 S fs 7 X great if , 4 I, n ' x - Q .. , ,f 1 .L i 11 1. oi RQ' C . xx. 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N .mg-PM 1 I ,X f 4 A TVPV? 'bt 'v. :xiii f:-:S 'U' NIE X A vu, . .' '.L , In-Al s lltt at w Q A - , if dv ov x, X ov .. Q. . I' iv -fx at . .. I aft, ' 3 .:.. Q u fs of 4.5 1: 0 'Q r Cheryl Wilcox 4 Nfff X 'ii-1 X , xt . S 1 , 4 i , Samuel Williams lx Brian Willis Donald Wilno Cecelia Witkowski Stephen Witkowski Stanley Wojnarowicz John Wood Marion Woods Sharon Woolston Dale Worth Harold Yaede Barbara Young Albert Zeltt Gary Ziegler . Pv- . Q-I 9. 'L' 1' K J:-, A Q Q C t v.,,. ,. 7 , 1 KY!! r es 46 A Y - 'nv el .. x Y' Q. t Q, -. ,Ili 'nz i - A :I L - K k . I Q S 2-4 2 mfam., 3- ', 'f lg. xx? fi , , Q li ,i . V Q A x f - A., g K I ' X V . 0 fig, f 5 f W , fy . ,1M. .f ,. .f . i an ' Ag! 'If','5p ? if we ' i'7i'9f5'??357f ' F' . . f will fm3rw:X . 11 1' , was liar! c s v- wif, f 53,3 fggtiys my, fy kk v ufg.-g , ik 1 1 f , 7, . ig 5 M V 2' V 31' 51'-A-1 f f. ,4J-LJ -1- A x 'JW 'F H Q x ' l,'?T'fi- Q g :WJ .. A. Mn- ' H X 'N- ,Q,Q11'f'.aSi:35Q ' - b 1.4..,f.m.' -AM ' f .Y ,-,VN ' s .n n. This year' our endeavors have been many and' varied. We have explored NewTFrontiers including science and business, academics and sports. We have ifaceda these challenges with con- viction and perseverance and, although we were not always successful, have gained some knowlege froln each of tllelti. - b f h L Jack Serfass Left to Right: First Row: L. Powell, D. Bartlett, ll. Murranka, S. Lopez, C. Berard. Second le0'1L'.' S. Hawthorne, B. Nicol, V. Mercier, A. Ruhlin, C. Step- owany, T. Caruso. Third Row: D. Bills, J. West, J. Wood, J. Alphonse, S. Lisiewski, D. Hutchinson, L. Orsi, B. Laslo. Fourflz Ron-: W. Radoniski, B. Cunningham, A. Allegretti, B. Zefutie, B. Stratton, P. Stratton, V. Brcarley, E. Martinetti. Fifth Row: B. Robb, B. Hoagland, B. Donovan, G. Hatrack, W Pae, K. Toth, D. Wasco, S. Jones, T. Cimino. Sixth Row: P. Elkins, D. Kite J. Marder, C. Phillips, J. Burgner, C. Jackson, L. DeMeo. Scrvutli Roan' C Nugent, C. Lear, R. Tarr, D. Caruso, L. Ewaskiewicz, D. Scobey, K. Gibson, J. Chase, L. Linard, J. Bainbridge. Absmzfccm H. Ludlow, B. Sokolowski, P. Got- tlieb, F. Martucci, D. Ochs. v As soon as the induction assembly was over, it was quite evident that the 1963-64 Student Council was setting out to attain the highest goals ever. Heading this year's Council of elected leaders was Robert Murranka, president. Dick Bartlett served as vice- president and the secretary was Sharon Lopez. For the sixth con- secutive year Mr. Serfass served as faculty advisor. The numerous councils within the Council included the trans- portation, scrapbook, publicity, canteen, executive board, pep rally, citizenship, handbook, and exchange student committees. Some of the highlights of the year included the publication of the first Student Council manual, the activities of the state-wide Student Council Week, the school-wide contest to select a school motto, and the securing of Steinert's first foreign exchange student in April. Plans were also made to send two juniors to South America this summer. As the integral instrument of the entire student body, this year's Student Council truly enjoyed a most successful, productive year. I acuity Adrfsor IO6 S - ..l , xr '- 1 ki 14' f . 1X 1. i ' .P U ' Q I ' Q u I . N- - 1 R' , . 'ig , i i b ,X X . I f, y , I, ,. i ' .L A ,ft l I' .x V 1 V K F i l i ' 'lv ' x f . C . V1-A ' ' Q 1 ' K-.1 1 . u 'K I it ,L -J I X 7 . ' I X ,.- , i I ' , 'r 'v .sux 'ian lrkkl J, Left to Right: Sophoxnore l'1'c-siclent John VVoocl, Junior President Lillian Pow- zi ' '. ' ell, Student Council Prosirlcnt, Holi Muiwzxnka, Secretary Sh President Dick Bartlett. Absent when picture was taken Ceil Berarcl. lon Lopez, Vite- Senior President 4 .WP Rfjs J ,stahl President Ez olde liresset YE OLDE CRESSETH STAFF JOURNAL Dear Journal, p September A Todays we started work on the 1964 Cresset. 6 We finally decided the themeewillbe the New Jersey Tercentenaryv and we have begun work ,ony the opening pages. Ahead of p nsglie 400 senior write-ups and 164 blank pages. May God speed June! W 1 ' a October p A A A U 1 Write-ups, writefups, and more write-ups have plagued 6 use since the opening pages were completed andtthey still loombefore us. The identification ' of A 1 underclassmen -seems endlesst i 1 1 T Q Novembers A T 1 Write-upsa-will theyever ter- minate! 1 1 4 T December A T A Happy Holidays -me and more write-ups, 1 . A January . 1 A The end of the year brought the end of the write-ups and we have progressed to other lay-outs and wry, - slae f - February 1 T T l Only oosmore pages to go! March 4 ' Our minds are filled with sports, clubs, and extracurricular activi- ties as the number of pages left to do SLOWLYdimin'lshes. There aren't too many pages or days left until our deadline date. April 1 A 1 . 1 ' April has finally arrived. It doesn't seems possible that seven months of hard worh are behind us and that the '64 Cresset is finally at the printers, We have tried to make our yearbook the symbol of the 1963-64 school year. As our yearbook is completed and only the distribution remains, our journal also must here end and we leave our fond memories and experiences recorded for 'those who follow us. We remain A Fanhfuzzy, The 1.964 Cresset Staff Junior Richard Myra Barry Bartlett Stein Wintle A Tm AWK Apprentices Melinda Scott Joan St e Miller Hawthorn Bulgne Coll s 23212 7??e7J2fL 9-?25w12'f2J ' ,amz Qhfwzf ' Quhfm. f-Q-Es!-wax ALLafn.c, P6c'Z'Z7ff.cz,fn,fn,f Editor-in-Chie f Christina Grimshaw ' 1193611 Marx To the stars through work goes an old Latin saying. Every year this phrase is taken literally by the Hy-Liter staff as it turns out seven star edi- tions of the school paper. It was the untiring work of the Hy-Liter staff that led to the achievement of another Steinert first in '64-'65 with the dis- tribution of the first issue of the Hy- Liter on the very first day of school. Under the able leadership of Editor-in- Chief, Christina Grimshaw, its hard- working adviser, Pasquale Varchetto, and with the aid of a talented and dedi- cated staff, the Hy-Liter Was' able to offer its readers the all-around superla- tive newspaper that they deserved. 51- To the Left: G. Ouslun, P. Paver, B. Murranka D. De Falcog Standing: E. Leefeldt, J. Marder J. Schumm, D. Martin. Above: Sitting: A. Shipski, A. Herman, B Doan, J. Wiley, B. Agress, J. Foresman. Stand- ing: V. Tuzzuolo, K. Hutton, M. Mackay, N Debnerick, L. Ewaskawitz, B. Graser, A. Gar- nier, T. Cerino, D. Caldwell, M. Starr. Top: Sitting: I. Danch, J. Coddington, D. Wil- no, E. Martinetti. Standing: V. Kenderdine, J Schumm, M. Coleman, M. Gendzel, M. Miller, J. Glonek. .-nf' 1 lr LL we fl ...X Pasquale Varchetto Faculty Advisor Q! ,I ,ft . 7 4 flifb' fu I jf iyiibgfitpbn fluff' ,iw ivy up tf OWL 1 Ubg i.,yUL LLAUQJP Kiwi! V1 'f 1... wi f ..LA 1 I V J J uf ' Front Row, Left to Right: J. Stoker, D. Ritt- mann, I. Danch, M. Miller, J. Burgner. 21111 Row: D. Martin, T. Rossi, B. Graser, R. Murranka. 3rd Row: B. Schrier, J. Glonek, V. Kenderdine, A. Garnier, J. Coddington, Faculty Advisor-P. Varchetto. MIL Row: R. Christofori, J. Marder, M. Coleman, P. Graffam, D. Irons, N. Simcox. 5th Row: G. Urban, J. Schumm, B. Wintle, S. Collis, S. Hawthorn. 6th Row: M. Gendzel, B. Meyer, D. Bartlett, A. Ruhlin. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary literary society whose chief purpose is to give recognition to those students who excel in some phase of journalism. Mem- bers of the Steinert chapter are juniors and seniors chosen from the busy staffs of the Cresset and the Hy-Liter. ,Q I -i 'Ihr-,f - . 5 'fi ' fu'1'a ,l , Y 1 :mit 1 i 'flkxl ' ' fp!!! W xi Y N 'Ra' S 4 4? Ulf dI20fCSCTOf R 4' If ii' Qi. IH' 012014 OCIQQ First Row : Louise Allen, Louis Beke, Rob- ert Berg, Raymond Bethke. Second Row: Margaret Czajkowski, Christine Grimshaw Sandra Hamer, Dorothy Hess. Third Row : Donna Irons, Sharon Lopez, Jane Marder, William Meyer. Fourth Row: Robert Mur- ranka, Phyllis Paver, Bruce Robb, Robert Schurter. Fifth Row: Barbara Seitz, Nor- ma Simcox, Frederich Smith, Rosemary arr. 1 The Steinert Honor Society has com- pleted its final year. The members of this organization are seniors who have obtained honor averages for at least three and possibly .four of their high school years. Those pictured here re- ceived their pins at the end of their junior year. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Bertram Mott, the society has advanced to become a member of the National Honor Society. The students in our newly established chapter were selected by a committee of administrators and faculty. This spring an induction cere- mony conducted by the officers of our sister school, Hamilton High West, was held to officially proclaim our new affiliation. ' i The work of the Honor Society is centered around graduation. The mem- bers, under the direction of Mr. Mott, are responsible for selecting the theme, writing the program and supervising the activities and progress of this most important event. This year, due to the increasingly large number of seniors, the graduation exercises will be held outdoors, a change which will greatly increase the difficulty of this task. These exercises to be held on June 17th will be a fine example of the work and efforts of these people. ' , J '- XL if- ,A . K A 1 , Y ' , : L' 1 lf ' L .VV V , V C . Rx , -A -.i , ' L , 1 V L I l - ' I ,V,V -'t ,. ' L .A V Mr. Bertram Mott Advisor .aa .away Under the guidance of Mrs. Frances Gauntt, another year of Steinert oratory has come to a close. However, Steinert did its share of the talking and came out ahead. At the National For- ensic League District Tournament in March, John Cody, a jun- ior, won first place in Extemporaneous Speaking and brought home two trophies, one for Steinert and one for himself. The c1ub's president, Thomas Rossi, also won first place, but in Ora- torical Interpretation. Tom also brought home two trophies. This was a state contest and it was estimated that about three hundred New Jersey students participated. This is one example of the good speaking this club has done this year. E 5 , I X Left to Right: First Row: C. Grimshaw, J. Cody T. Rossi, R. Schurter, J. Marder, C. Dunn. Sec: fi' it i M ond Row: J. Schumm, C. Recktenwald, W. Ag- ress, P. Paver, B. Schreier, V. Kenderdine, L. Boczany. Third Row: R. Murranka, W. Mueller, J. Keresztery, N. Stilwell, W. Graser, D. Wik- lanski, Mrs. Gauntt, CAdvisorJ, T. Finn. Tom Rossi Prcsidmzt - . .s..i.............,.,,. sf 5 if gi? Q Q Q 2 , , .. fa, II3 I - . ...Ak -, ,.., .x A. .L CN ...X -X CX.. .fx - - x . - mx ' -n I -J 'Hu iff The Steinert Key Club is a school and com- munity service organization sponsored by the Hamilton Kiwanis Club. Throughout the year the Steinert Key Clubbers participate in many worthwhile activities. Some of this year's projects were conducted to raise funds for the Hamilton Hospital. These included two car washes and two paper drives. Other valuable activities, under the direction of Mr. Pivovarnick, the faculty advisor, in- cluded the distribution of football programs, the decorating and cleaning up after large dances, and the lining and painting of the parking lot lines. Another Key Club project was the 2nd annual spaghetti dinner in which all the Key Clubbers participated. Below: First Row: J. Wood, M. Jones, P. Krummins, G. Price, H. Ludlow fTreasurer5, R. Bartlett fSecretaryJ, W. Hoagland fPresidentJ, T. Caruso, tVice-Presidentj, B. Wintle, G. Manu kas, D. Ritter, A. Sears. Second Row W. Radomski, F. Armenni, R. Henker D. Bills, R. Callan, J. McGann, C. Rush, P. DiManno, R. Cunningham, A. Cim- ino, V. Mercier, S. Hawthorn, S. Collis, R. Strickland, A. Allegretti, J. Bain- bridge, G. Strohouer. To thc Right: AfIlV1'S07' Mr. Pivovarnick. Below: Scenes from the year- ly activities of the Key Club. In these instances they are distributing programs at the games and serving at the spaghetti dinner. f . .f f K - . 'sii- ,, ,iss-01' f - gg K FUTURE NURSES For those medically minded members . . . opportunity to meet real ward walkers . . . discussion groups . . . assistants with resistance . . . Mrs. Nurse Berrien . Above: Mrs. Berrien with future Florence Nightingalesg Dot Simon, Cathy Procouc cino, Roberta, Boyle, Shir! Gomaine, Melody McDonald, Ginny Newcamp. Other future nurses are: V. Allison, L. Davidson, B. Foy, C. Gibbons, J. Graham, E. Griffiths, M. Hagen, L. Krasnovsky, D. Kuhn, S. Kiny, M. Landree, S. LeBon, L. Lipski, K. MacNeal, D. McElroy, K. Miller, L. Miller, M. Reed, M. Tomp, C. Tyndale, C. Warner, K. Wheat. ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Pots and pans and dishpan hands . . . en- courages the youth of America to take an interest in community life . . . open to all . . . Mrs. Warriner. Left: Ho1nemakers Bev Bransfield and Alice Budassi read while Mary Buck, Mary Paller and Luba Myronenka cook. Other members: C. Anderson, D. Angelucci, N. Babbitt, D. Boyd, L. Brown, S. Cegledi, B. Cegledi, L. Davidson, P. DiBenedetti, J. Geno- vay, J. Gioscio, L. Hines, K. Jenkins, C. Ken- nedy, M. Kientz, B. Klienman, C. Lacky, C. Nixon, D. Nixon, J. Persioni, H. Panacek, J. gefmde, L. Ruth, N. Spair, M. Spart and K. o a. FUTURE TEACHERS Chalk and ruler club . . . for those aspiring to be a Miss Brooks . . . talks, teaching and trips . . . particularly active on Student Day . . . Mrs. Kelly. Righl: Judy Evans teaches students , Caro lyn Schnorbus, Kathy Gibson, Marcia Church, Christine Cerina, Anne Cubberley. Other prospective teachers: P. Aversano, C. Beard, S. Beyer, L. Boczany, M. Coleman, D. De Falco, S. Dunlap, M. Halliday, M. Hollis, N. Hutchinson, J. lnverso, C. Jackson, L. LaBau, B. Laslo, C. Lear, E. Levin, V. Luozzolo, N. Mac- Guigan, B. Nico, J. Nosari, J. Persiani, L. Powell B. Prokop, K. Rigley, M. Rule, R. Vrai. TRAVEL CLUB Slides and speakers about those far-away places . . . sharing experi- ences and those hand made momentos . . . always pining to get up and go . . . Mrs. Naus. Right: With bags, baggage, cam- eras, travel folders, and smiles, and all ready to go are members, Emily Jo Migliacei, Tony Hrusehi, Gordon Kerlin, Pat Papiez, S. Pitonyalq' and Nancy Hutchinson. Absent when pic- ture was taken: S. Evans, C. F'l'ilce, C. Hughes, R. Ramsey, and R. Waf- son. Qi ,J 'ME li t All f j..JUN1oR RED CROSS A branch of the American National Red Cross . . . to serve the school, community, nation, and world . . . always projects . . . like cookies to Don- nelly and a chest for overseas . . . Miss McCue. Left : Maryanne DeAngelo, Fred Smith and Illar- jorie Rule deliver Christmas cookies to Donnelly Hospital. Other Red Cross members are: A. Biriki, N. Bos- zak, M. Church, R. Cristofori, S. Gomane, E. Grif- fiths, M.Hagen, J. Orvasky, D. Rigelon, A. Roberts, J. Rush, A. Sandburg, L. Searles, A. Silvani, M. Stein, J. Stoker, G. Swayze and K. Wheat. lf BRIDGE CLUB If you cannot bid, say I pass . . . dou- ble, double and redouble . . . D0n't trump partner's Ace says Ace Mrs. Conner. Right: Members Warren Bvvbe, Bob Tinan, Lou Belcc and Du-ight VanHorn play bridge while Martha Garret, Carolyn Warner, Richard Chianosc, Mrs. Conner, Dick Patton, Craig Corelli, Dale Dvlozier and John Damico look on. I 1 X ,ff ART CLUB Experimentation in different art media . . . Rembrandts all . . . guided by the artistic Mrs. Mott. Abowf: Roswitha Perkuhn., Mrs. Mott, Kay Kroschnritz, Mitchell Kcrlcuff and Richard Springstoin at art . Other members are: A. Bautt, K. Lolos, J. Colton, J. Genovay, T. Ianni, P. Juranuo, H. Kennedy, E. Kerr, D. King, T. Kijek, J. Luisi, B. Mayer, J. McGuire, W. Michalis, H. Grimes, L. Moldovan, S. Mosley, C. Paulus, J. Scolellito, W. Rinz, G. Shaw, A. Tschurko, K. Zajac. MODEL CLUB Paste, glue and plastic too . . . bring your own model . . . be willing to work . . . masterminded by Mr. Garsky. Left: Jim Clugston, Mr. Garsky and Joe Russo look over the work of Pa-nl Schmidt. Members are: D. Adams, A. Asplint, W. Barlow, G. Benkema, B. Braun, S. Chamberlain, J. Champion, S. Cleaves, J. Cooper, C. Conrad, M. Harbourt, D. Kearton, R. Klein, D. Lyons, J. Menkarell, W. Mitchell and P. Schmidt. '- CHESS CLUB Open to knowledgeable chess players . . . Checkmate, Inc .... queens, kings, castles and knights of old . . . the wizardry of Mr. Schwartz. Right: Frcd Givrnzmz, Henry Gorcczycki, and George Hafralf at chess while Richard Klein smiles on. Other members: E. Blackford, T. Black, R. Boss, F. Bowsky, J. Ervin, J. Esser, B. Ever- hart, T. Fisher, H. Fitzwater, K. Forrest, L. Futey, L. Hamilton, B. Hobson, C. Keen, J. Keresztury, J. Kerwick, J. Kreiling, B. Lipsett, D. Lyons, D. Martin, W. Metcalf, A. Milioto, W Mueller, D. Novak, T. Proctor, H. Scarcetti, W Schneider, S. Sherman, A. Tenney, C. Zoda. GJ' Q' NEEDLECRAFT Learning knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving, and rug making . . . those compli- cated directions . . . k 1, p 1, slip one over . . . Mrs. Haw. Right: Helen Jones, Mrs. Haw, Pauline Villmwc and Ceil Corrcll taking their knit- ting seriously. Other members are: L. Brown, C. Correll, H. Jones, C. Lackey, C. Robinson, V. Scheler and J. Simons. MUSIC APPRECIATION Learn to appreciate songwriters, conductors, and other greats . . . with the great Mr. lnnocenzi. Left: Jim Connelly and Phil Gottlcib a.pprccic1I1'ng. Members are: D. Arnell, R. Barbaree, B. Battle, D. Bellish, J. Belmont, B. Black, W. Bowes, B. Budassi, G. Calderone, J. Carlisi, B. Ceglidi, S. Ceglidi, T. Cento, T. Clark, C. Coan, J. Connolly, C. Corelli, J. Damico, C. Dea- son, D. DeLozir, P. DeManno, T. DeMarco, J. Dempster R. DeQuinzio, P. Dix, H. Emery, B. Foster, J. Gert, G. Gioscio, J. Gioscio, P. Goodwin, J. Guinn, D. Habub, S. Hobbs, K. Hutton, S. Johnson, M. Karpowic, J. Keyes, D. Kink, W. Klontz, M. Kyek, J. Lippincott, P. Malkin, J. Maressa, P. Major, F. Martucci, D. Mesclay, T. Migliaccio L. Miller, J. Phillips, R. Piro, K. Procaccino, M. Ryan, M. Schoeller, C. Servis, J. Slobodzien, P. Southard, N. Spair, J. Stadnick, R. Straub, S. Tiffenback, P. Tramontana, B. Trauner, S. Trumen, S. Wood, B. Siessler, C. Zinnerstrom, D. Zook, J. Zopp. 1 v ,: ff, 'ad' ft AUXILIUM LATINUM CLUB Veni, vtidi, vindi . . . but who conquered whom? . . . Latin lives on at Steinert under the Latin addicted Mrs. Kauffman . . . Used Toga Sales, Inc. Aborr: .Inv Knsfygun, Sully Suums, C'Iifj' Halpcr, Gen NVIIIHI, Sm' S'm'nnw'1.':'n, and ,llnrfin .Sl.'or'.:yflf1s appear in flu' Latin 1n11m1r'r. Members not pictured are: C. Anderson, E. Blackford, K. Ferrara, G. Hatrack, li. Mallam, L. Mercer, D. Owen, N. Peck, R. Wallace, D. Weber. STAGE DESIGN Responsible for all those artistic sets we use on stage at S. H. S. . . . many extra hours after school . . . those fabu- lous South Pacific scenes . . . that fabulous Mr. Wood. Below: Gaflzcrcfl IIVUIHIII u model stage: Iilr. Iliood, flur- bara Allen, Jenny Ousbin, Hob Young, Ilvnisf' Zt'HIfIffIIIS1t'jf, Connie Sfeincrt, Torn Davis, Karen Ilunldauf, Yolmlclfx Rin- aldi and John Falcfvy. Absent: J. llclirzlwiflgc, J. IJr'f'Irrr, IJ. Glerzmz, M. Klinz, II. Pac, D. Pct:-rs, A. Rulzlfn. GERMAN CLUB Customs, culture and conversing in the language of the Deutschland . . . eins, zwei, and drei . . . 0, that German grammar . . . Mrs. Collis. Iiclozr: Scot! I1lIIl'flI07'lI points out thc beauties of flu' Dclrfschlaml fo Karen Holds and Gen Nanzi. Other members are: M. Adams, It. Bartlett, D. Bryan, B. Gilsdorf, B. Gionennetti, I.. Hoover, G. Lawrence, E. Macrie, B. Monahan, F. Reister, L. Renter, J. Russomani, T. Spatacino, R. Viau, M. Wiklanski. I SLIDE RULE Fun, under the auspices of Mr. Ilitiio vacchino. Members: B. Donovan, T. Wilson D. Doherty, W. Black, S. Cleaves, W Donnelly, M. Freihaut, E. Gray, D Millen, Il. Moore, J. Papp, B. Per chalski, B. Skcd, T. Steber, T. Wilson MODERN'DANCE Motions and movements anonymous . . . learn- ing poise while having fun . . . group and in- Above : Linda Carnavalc, Pat Costello, Edith Zielinski, Carol Keen, Pamela Borden, Sue Other members: C. Abott, C. Bradley, A. Budassi, R. Carnaghi, P. Cartwright, E. Chad- wick, P. Chamberlin, L. Compagnucci, L. Dey, M. Dunn, P. Elkins, M. Erick, P. Esche, S. Evans, S. Ewart, S. Ewell, T. Ferraro, D. Frounfelker, B. Gabiryszewski, L. Gibbs, T. Goldenbaum, J. Fropp, C. Hopkins, M. Hoops, D. Hughes, D. Irons, L. Jackson, D. Kennedy, J. Keyes, K. Kianka, L. Kriesick, A. Kuncz, L. dividual work . . . planned and plotted by Mrs. Goitein. Woorl, Eileen Kerr, Chris lllchl, Mary Loggi, Nancy Bowlby, Louise Allen. Landschultz, S. Lisiewski, A. Lokofsky, G MacCabe, M. Makay, M. Natriello, K. O'Brien D. Owens, G. Patterson, V. Procaccini, A. Ragazzo, D. Ranto, D. Rittman, J. Roberts, D. Simon, C. Smith, C. Stepowany, J. Stowe, K. Surtees, B. Taylor, E. Terr, K. Tobin, A. Tulli, L. Villariel, L. Vitangeli, D. Warner, D. Weiss J. Wieland, B. Young, D. Zetner, C. Zinner- strom. STAGECRAFT Constructed all those sets for South Pacific . . . have to be handy with nails and things . . . Mr. Parrish's seven little dwarfs plus one. Right: l'p and clown the laflflvr: Bob llvrsclz, I ranlf Gvrzoray, Ilill Kvtts, Plllll Kraslca, Pete Salam- one, Ronnie' Lallau, John llcrg, fllr. Parrish and Dick Blumel. SCHOOL BANK AND TICKETS Savings and No-Trust Company . . . good bal- ance-a necessary requirement! . . . Mr. Hutchin- son, 'nuff said. Above: Dot Hess, Gerrie Rcmtlz and GflII7'1.0l Diboczy, the IIof1rcl of I7ireetors Benish, N. Debnarik, P. Dix, M. Fausti, K. Fer- rara, E. Gaze, J. Grazland, D. llawk, V. Herbert, C. Hopkins, L. Langcasey, G. Lawrence, L. Power, V. Sperling, L. Stoy, M. Swed, G. Turek. BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Publisher of Business Education marazinU' g., 1 . . . advance typing students, please . . . Mrs. Elmer. Right: Shir! Johnson, Vcrmziccr Lake, and Xllrmicu Iflljldt' roll out H111 pages. Other members: K. Cappon, K. Kirchner, G. Kohler, R. La Marea and R. Straub. .xwt -5, watt, Other members are: S. Allred, P. Bates, J. 'rw ' ,:.. 5. A .-W. mf.,- 'll 1 BUSINESS MACHINES Seniors only . . . adding, bookkeeping, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto . . . Mrs. Hickman. AI2o1'c': .lIr'n1ln'rs lXV!l7't'll I'm'lfv1', Ron Puglirzro, .llltIl'l.t' ll1'ansfiz'lrl, Ifrrflzy Grosse and .Indy lllwlt' guH11'r round us Ellen Cl0lIlIt'Hjf points out the IIlt't'IltlHI't'S of milling mvr'l1rnli1'ullg1. Looking' on are the other members of the club: li. Black, N. Bowlby, K. Cappon, P. Cartwright, A. Caval- laro, P. Chamberlain, M. Chiarello. J. Davis, P. Deliene- detti, A. DeMarco, J. Dempster, D. Del-iezzi, P. Dey, B. Downs, V. Ehas, B. Foy, K. Gibbs, V. Holden, K. Joslin, P. Klein, J. Kremper, J. Kulesky, L. Landschultz, R. Loik, R. Orr, M. Paller, L. Rigrelon, P. Rock, B. Seitz, J. Yostemski, J. Zaggi. R HEAR xl! 5-gn g ' Q. 1' Oy rf ,Q y'!! H ., ,W TYPING CLUB Designed for those who wish to learn to type or improve self-taught skill . . . favorite phrase, please return the carriage too. . . . piloted by Miss Cartlidge and Mr. Chianese. Left : Mr. Chianese and Marie Dmm and the able typing hands of Missovzonymous. Among its many members are: B. Adams, L. Allen, A. Anderson, J. Barulic, J. Bayan, C. Burns, K. Chamber- lain, S. Chamberlain, S. Cluston, C. Cupeten, J. Cunning- ham, J. Decillis, B. DePew, S. Dorn, B. Donehower, B. Downs, M. Dunn, R. Eglewski, S. Ewell, J. Ferlise, J. Ferrara, M. Gallagher, A. Garnier, E. Gray, L. Hamilton, K. Hanson, W. Heaney, C. Heaton, A. Higgins, J. Holman, K. Jesson, J. Johnson, C. Jones, K. Joslin, N. Julians, K. Klauser, F. Klockner, R. Kurtz, R. LaMarca, M. Liberto, S. Lopez, S. MacArthur, D. McElroy, B. Mapoi, J. Mar- uska, K. Miller, L. Moldovan, T. Mobile, C. Monople, . Mount, J. Niatas, K. Nickel, D. Novak, C. Nugent, . Ochs, J. Oravsky, G. Ousbin, D. Palantini, P. Papiez, . Piontek, B. Prokop, K. Radice, J. Shleher, B. Schucter . Schlik, T. Scudder, J. Scotto, R. Segoni, M. Shannon . Shleher, M. Skoczylas, T. Smith, P. Steiner, R. Stricklin, J. Turco, C. Trzcinski, L. Vitangeli, F. Wospil, B. Yos- tembski, D. Zentner, J. Zito. 4L.afcw -ii - -, ., w--f...s.,i:,,,,,,.w,Rigin4Nm,kVkV M . f 'lx----...BAM 1 u H' ' ' E H11 ' W. .... . -- rings un Q Q li- 1 hw '-7' X l 1 45 , 1 iii. f pg 5 ,rf gf ., ' ,' , i. , i asM,..,' Y . g - PRINT CLUB Invaluable services done for school publicity . . . members of print shop only . . . generally audibly active . . . Mr. Lang. Left: Bill Chamberlain, Russ Lokofsky and Andy Chico roll 'cm off the press . Other members are: D. Adams, A. Beke, J. Champion, W. Foulds, D. Hawk, B. Klein, C. Klimowicz, J. Kreiling, R. Merritt, R. Sharretts and R. Ward. ff J DRAMA CLUB Pictured above: Seated: Ron Bzctlco, Jack Ferlisc. Next Row: Linda Linard, Cathy Chubinin, Linda Hoagland, Sammy Williams, Carmen Guagliardo, Illmza Danch, Mary Beth Wittaker. Last Row: Doris Dedicated dramatists . . . actively creating August moons and Japanese teahouses . . . to be congratulat- ed for a very successful show featuring Al Gambino as Captain Fisby, Andy Ruhlin as Sakini, Rose Ann Luccarini as Lotus Blossom, Harry Schult as Colonel Members are: Tickets: M. Miller, C. Stoy, L. Horn- castle, P. Leona, C. Radice. Programs: P. Hammel, L. Biriki, P. Clark, S. Richardson, E. Lacko, H. Fork- er. Cast party: C. Whalen, R. Geeslar, M. Karpowicz, M. Edwards, G. Holden, C. Chisik, D. Pfrunder, F. Klochner, D. Carlucci, S. Potts, B. Pietras, B. Fuchs, H. Larkin, H. Cupa, K. Yapp, C. Laughton. Publi- Wasco, Tom Finn, Murray Gcndzcl, Jerry Yoemans. 111 Teahozcsc: Andy Rzchlin, RoscAom Luccarini, Al Gambino. Looking through window: Mike Weltman, Sue Jones, Paula Samerone. Purdy, Chris Jones as Captain McLean, Pete Krum- mins as Sergeant Gregovitch . . . Big Performance, May 8th and 9th . . . Big Club too! . . . Mr. McBride, Miss Scorsolini, Mrs. Sisto and Mr. Bleinstein with a to each his own activity. city: C. La Bau, B. Larcome, C. Lauer, J. Prevatil, S. Miller, D. Mihalek, J. Codding-ton, K. Cichacki, D. Scabey . Costumes: B. Divine, R. Lack, L. Westbrook, J. Monachello, S. Woolston, C. Erwin, L. Ewaskiewicz, J. Rosina, J. Kubski, J. Dempster, J. Krieling. Stage: P. DiManno, J. Kremper, T. Feehan, K. Fowler, R. Zefutie, J. Alphonse. COSTUME CLUB History repeats itself in fashion . . . working backstage during the operetta . . . they maintain the costume room . . . guided by Mrs. Delta Warriner. Above: Paz' O'Banion, Diana Blaze, and Gvorgmmza Harhay Ufake 'i11vCnt01'y of the school's costumes. Other members are: B. Bransfield, A. Higgins, L. Hines, C. Hutton, J. Kasperowic, D. Patterson, L. Ruth, J. Schumm. make-up fo Carol Phillips. Properties: D. Brandt, S. Allen, M. Chic- chio, L. Lombardi, L. Procaccini, W. Frhn, S. Benthelney, J. Roberts, K. Sehrier, V. Procae- cini, K. Kianka. Cue: N. Reed, G. Bush, D. nini, S. Swain, S. Whiley, P. Harper. l25 To the left: Miss Scorsolini applies eye Kite, B. Turner, C. Sczymenski, L. Orsi. Make- up: K. Gibson, P. Krampf, S. Farr, N. How- zen, J. Chase, G. Giallela, L. DeMeo, L. Com- pagnucci, D. Jones, B. Perry, C. Breece. Other members: D. Worth, M. Kierton, C. Dunn, J. DePeu, L. Searles, J. Ostrowski, J. Lewis, C. Clark, P. Kuszneric, L. Avanzato, D. Blue, L. Blackwell, D. Evans, B. Taylor, G. Davis, T. Frompkin, C. Vickery, M. Pontuni, K. Wit- kowski, D. Palatini. L. Davis, R. Constanti- PHYSICAL FITNESS Push-ups, ropes, mats, and bars . . . for Atlases and ninety pound weaklings alike . . . physical per- fection plus . . . Mr. Marchand. Above: Skip Jackson gets lined up by Mr. Mar- chand. Members: A. Allegretti, J. Anderson, A. Aquilino, D. Beach, C. Bitner, T. Cammerata, R. Carothers, R. Carter, W. Cartlidge, W. Cartwright, J. Cesario, T. Clark, T. Clugston, G. Coleman, W. Cullen, P. De- Cara, M. DeCarlo, P. DeRisi, B. Diszler, T. Driber, C. Dunn, R. Eglewski, B. Engel, J. Erick, W. Ewas- kiewicz, B. Fisher, G. Foster, R. Giallella, G. Gold- berg, B. Gray, C. Griswold, D. Grobels, E. Guido, C Harbourt, D. Holman, T. Janatty, M. Jones, J. Kelly R. Kelly, L. Kilpatrick, J. Kostygan, B. Kuntsmann M. Licciardillo, B. Lippitt, D. Martin, J. Merritt, D Micanka, L. Morris, B. Nabinger, R. Nielson, C. Nugent, D. Ochs, G. Ousbin, K. Payton, L. Pilatas, F. Pollock, G. Potts, B. Rinz, D. Ritter, B. Robb, P. Rock, J. Roman, E. Rosina, J. Russa, J. RussoManno, P. Schmidt, J. Schwartz, J. Scotts, A. Sears, E. Sel- vin, R. Snyder, J. Thomas, A. Urbani, G. VanDeusen K. Veres, B. Warner, D. Watson, C. Williams B Willis, s. Wilno, H. Yeade. ' ' AUTO CLUB Member-s of Auto Shop classes only need apply . . . repairing and maintain- ing cars or bombs . . . wrenches and spare hub caps . . . Mr. Almond. Right: Jim Cammli smilingly avows that it works as John Eperjcsi checks the parts book and AI Criscuolo looks on. Other members are: P. Bell, F. Bitner, J. Dempster, P. Joiner, B. Mer- ritt, S. Piontek, J. Polak, M. Valanis and T. Warner. 1 z 1 nixiM 1 BOYS' BOWLING First strikes, then spares . . . Hamilton Lanes .. . . goal: a perfect 300 score . . . Mr. Garsky. Right: Tho line-up of Bill Custer, George Spring- stoin, Demzis Donzanski, Don Wd-tSO7I. and Craig Corelli. Other members are: R. Berg, R. Butera, R. Carl, J. Carlton, B. Carter, M. Connolly, R. D'Angelo, J. Erick, E. Flemming, J. Kruplo, H. Ludlow, D. Mc- Clain, R. McConnell, C. Meter, K. Michalis, W. Nee- lan, C. Potter, K. Pyle, S. Snirko, P. Stratton, G. Strohauer, T. Szelingowski, D. Thomann, K. Toth, K. Veres, R .Wendrzyski, P. Werner and M. Whyns. MILITARY CLUB Uncle Sam wants you . . . for the tactically tal- ented . . . forward march with Mr. Vetter. Riglzf: Af practice fcourtcsy of South Paoifioj: Ralph Butora-, Ed Divine, Ken lllichalis, Charles Zoda and George Scnicz. Members are: A. Babbitt, N. Bozanka, R. Berseh, F. Cappon, R. Carothers, B. Carter, H. Chippero, R. Cincilla, E. Conover, D. Coover, W. Custer, R. Dono- van, R. Bransfield, K. Ducko, W. Everett, B. Ewas- kiewicz, M. Fisher, T. Fisher, P. Fitzpatrick, J. Gafgen, H. Gorczycki, R. Harrison, F. Hecks, R. Kokesh, C. Koller, M. Lawrence, J. Longmuir, H. Matousik, F. Migliori, R. Pagliaro, C. Papp, J. Papp, M. Pintinalli, S. Pitonyak, A. Schultz, T. Scudder, A. Silvestri, B. Stallings, M. Stewlak, R. Swan, A. Tenney, K. Toth, B. Warner, D. Weber. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical Drawing students need only apply . . . designed for willing extra-workers . . . drawn to and by Mr. Caffrey. Right: Mr. Caffroy makes a point with Wayne Donnelly, lvllllll' George Harrison works on in the forvgrolmrl and Polo lUGll07LVCll'l7I looks at the C6771- 0rama.i1 with suspicion. Other members are: H. Bartlett, J. Bayan, J. Bel- viso, N. Bree, A. Cavallaro, B. Cunningham, C. Craddock, D. Devine, K. Ellsworth, J. Evans, R. Fort, R. Griffiths, N. Guenther, R. Hawk, G.Kerlin, C. Klimowick, R. Martindell, T. Meighan, D. Miller, D. Nagy, L. Penard, T. Persicketti, R. Piontek, K. Pullen, G. Rein, J. Roberts, J. Rommell, H. Rose, E. Rosina, D. Sehaible, B. Schurter, B. Sergeant, S. Shell, J. Sheridan, C. Simanci, D. Speinkeimer, B. Sullivan, T. Valintino, B. Whitehouse, B. Wintle, B. Willis, T. Wilson, C. Wolbert, E. Wulnert, G. Ziegler. Slay, Slay 4 .QW Steinert's choir, under the direction of Mr. Earnest Brahm, has become very popular over the past few years. It gives many performances throughout the courses of the school ear y . The full choir, which is the largest singing group!! in Steinert, performs at the annual Christ s nd Spring Concerts and also at Baccalaureate eld x e Sunday before graduation. ' The most popular of the different ' ging gro is the Madrigal Choir. This choir is ade of . s ict group of people who perform at spe ' l ccas' s d r- ing the year. I , nf This yea two new choii-sg : -- sv an the Girls' or s Wererj-ffor d. Q' ese ch 4 ll merge 'to sing t gr atio' . ,, Q. , YJ!-D l . ......, g s H it 'l's V fs'ff'71. J' 431 a Mr. Brahm N A 1 Director W 'fi 4 M RS ,m MQ a X Quite? .M I I is Q cfx, 4 0 Vu A jj! . fx! owjplw ft P 60,00 ,AJ 5 V We I '0lf,'. f.If W, Q! Q l l'l O Q',, Saxophone Quartet 6 Q60 , 9 Q, V no ,'.c ',, 0 J 4 J' 4. O, G 41 Q OVQV, . 0 ' ' 0 ' 4 r' ' 'O,Q. Mr. Russell Knott 5 Q O X Director Of Instrzmzmztal Music 0 9 Q J ' 4 0.9 '9 O 9 Clarinet Trio N Dance Band 14- 0. 0' Q ' ' ,I 0 ' ll ' u o I ' o f ' : v : I1- 1 nott, has become an nt 'al cert Band, there . - many other ' aller o r- l- 1: v n - ' Ia ,' :-- --- : e ' - ,--' -- 4-P! d I I a- se t at as playe in i school perfo , - 1 d fa U 1 5 p 4 Concel and' become a uperior gr also went o ling in the area. e per rming 'oup W i gives - no u - lf ' ' ' so spring concert every year and also provides the music for the senior graduation. This group performs at other schools and has rapidly been building a fine reputation in the area. contributed to the enjoyment of the spring concert. So, it is evident that the music department is making great strides in providing good music for the school and the commriiiitycppw f 9 -....v.i,,. gp- lf KJV U ,Di if - vii his hr 'i if J' ZAW7 J ,, 'AT :ff X' . t X N JJ n xl'-N ' Q V b -Af gl iii ff Q We W rt Qs N m i Concert Band ,Wfafciofz Dozwzziefef MAJORETTES Center: Captain Pat Stevenson. Left to right: Cor- Mohr, Andrea Skworzec Nancy Barden and Sue Chi inne Wood, Pat Schultheis, Kathy Petretta, Sandy anese. Potts, Gerry Bilbee, Co-captain Audrey Cotton, Karen The fall season sparkled with the excitement of the football games as the Marching Band, Color Guard and Majorettes heightened the enthusiasm of the crovfls with their performances 'luring half- time. These oups partici- pated in 9 her Steinert first this year as Notre Dame and Steinert com- bined to do a half-time show. New and improved shows and drills were exe- cuted under the able leader- shiphof director, Mr. Rus- sell Knott. Sergeant-At-Arms, Diana Caruso. Left to right: Ginny Herbert, Roseann Fletcher, Joyce Fores- man, Carol Smith, Roberta Fisher, Carol Proccacino, Linda Barrick. COLOR GUARD ll l . my ,x X. , 1 . . .im , Q ,, , 11,11 ? Q i 5 1 2 5 j 1 S7 1 7 1 2 1 2 1 . 5 ,,,,,G, ,fm ' , 7 1 ? .w Z s E 1 1 5 E 4 1 11' 5-1112 Q 4 ' 3 1 2 5 , 5 3 f L UM ffisi' EQ, s A 13.91 V? 1 542' f f f 4 4 , .ln Z MM 1 i Q 5 f . i me i E . ,MQ ,M - ,5,,, ,,,,,,5 4 Qu, . Q . ,,.h, . 1 MSW MW V' E NM- , W fi? cis? 2 5+ - E , pg, Q' ww , Q u . X , X ' 7 ' it, f 2 5 -, - T , - qs-X F? if ' 1 3 A x ' 3' 1 W N--Q W 1 Q. 5' fe ' . , A 5 'mu ' -xwyv K U, mm- V ' A ' 1 1 .. ,. k Q V . f if g f ,5,,173 M' fJ 'j'.f '..p S' '1' 'I gif! f -. L37 XL 'r if-5 h ' 'fx S21f 'L - ' -' ' . ,ff s 'M 2- '.-- ff' '- -f ' K -1 -' . - .. ' X- ' - gy, , Q 5 P Q. MQ '- f -H , .- F- -. -f , f ' 'L ' ' L - A Qi 2 ' if .Lu v . sf' 6,5 Q ,y .. U '1- ' ,I 0 74' -, 1 A f 'M' - . -li,s1s'N'l ' K y if--'5 'fra . 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Veterans of two years are Ginny Porter, Pam Graffam and Doris Kite while Cheryl Breece, Diane Patrick, Janice Per- chodny and Gail Giallela blend their voices with the rest of the squad for the first time. Captain Norma Simcox is the only three-year squad member. QQ 11-111 I i Qf Ya ': 4 f . fi 'Q 4 W .Q 'af 1 Q.,...,5.. Q . , T -5,5 'lfa ymve-ivgslnrx 4,9 1 3. A A .V -xg-www -' 'ir-5 T' X .4 x Q X . my Xe .. QQWQGT5 V, -- . 4.4 x xxxw. A if , ,' f' My 'lst' XL, 3 iii?-f1M.j5M I , Ax - AL K xg. fi if Xfjj' fi: , QM s 7 01 V ,.1 -Q..-nw-Q x . , ,. .14 Y . iinixani on -SX QA. ..-f ....... nga- Qs-vans' ...ve . ...J .1 .-... .. .....g..L,. .... -..N Q-s iw 4.5.5-M llfsu- Q.. .- - -A. .Saw usa Qin. usf.Xf... UN, , ,SWF , , is .f, f M' five' i r age I ,t Sf ,,.IL'1x- 5' tiff' I, V 5 it 'A 1 1 ,Lf ' J ' I 3 M 5 5 'V fi, V7 K X71i!fq X' JAX 6 ,,,, . 5' A' an V PE 2,1011 'fo 1 V , tw ff 11 mu ti I ' rf , M A QW f AL ji Li N Sfemggt C?fp?t717e?'i4. 1 ' - ' 1 , - i in it -'ef 6 A' A i9 f li I K IX isgffrerpaw Q ..... 27 28 - t.!f5,nthony's ...zo 0 enton ......... 0 21 Sayerville . . . . . . 0 26 Ewing . . . .... 13 19 Hamilton .... . . . 2 Coach Brescia stirs enthusi- asm and incites the spirit of the team as he sends in a de- termined offense for a 232. 6 I Co-captained by all-city guard, Don Watson and ing Spartans concluded their season with a Although plagued throughout the season with schedule. the scrappy Green and White did manage a few exciting games. Against an exceptionally strong Notre Dame heartbreaker, 28-27. The following week they St. Anthony's 20-0 decision for their lone giving Day the Spartan gridders journeyed West only to lose a real defensive offense the Spartans were led by Dave Rakowski and Sophomore liob Neilson, the fight- disappointing 1-7 record. key injuries and a tough to show potential in eleven, the Spartans lost a completely overpowered victory. On Thanks- to Hamilton lligh struggle, 6-2. On high-scoring halfhack quarterback, Rich Sokolowski, who showed a lot of poise. 'l'he defense was lead by Bob Cunningham, Don while Nelson Cook played well defensively. , .gl ff? fn ' A :zk x95- XVatson, and Roh Neilson both offensively and is is-f A ,sly . is. Left fo right, 1c1z0f'I1'ng.' W. Trauner, S. Sheff, R. Griffis, R. Parr, S. Collis P Krumins T. Gilsanen Left to ziflzf stamlin . Coach Pivovarnik H , - , '.l', 9' ,C. enryW Hoagland, R. Bartlett, M. Gallegher, K. Veres, R. Rostron, J. Wood, T. Warner The rebuilding varsity booters posted a I5-7-45 mark while wading through a tough schedule laden with area soccer powers. Although the team was dominated by underclass- men supplemented by only four returning lettermen, the Spartan kickers showed the spirit and hustle necessary for a winning season. Pitted against teams of superior experience, the green and white men accepted the challenge and' came through with outstanding games against this year's state champs, Trenton, and our always powerful rival, Hamilton. The offense was sparked by small but mighty senior Bob Parr with seven goals, while captain Bill Hoagland combined leadership with hustle and drive to lead the Spartan defend- ers. Post season honors came to fullback Bill Hoagland and wingman Tom Gilsanen when they were named to the all- city team. 138 n x img 4' , I 1 +h,sww ,fn K f - fx. i W, A.. - xv-fw,N-W XM. K X, N K W Q M Q A Q.: 'Qi R M N .Nw 1 . W' www WMA 1 W W Q x wmifl-vugbk www? 3 Mmm,W..e,.,,.,,.. AM.,M..Wg5.q.M.M 1 3 I . i , 'IA 'B , Y.-aww..-NN,s.W.1y:L : E f..1.w+fW:..... ....x K :.. N... M- M- X nk vw-Qi-4 K 'Sf :- ' - V 4 . W if w Q I LW 5 'S . . , . ,lk IN K ff., 1 .a5+IViQ., , 5 kk ' ,A w ik 'R Q H X Q.. Q, e wgaawgfwsg 3, ,. . .. M. .,,: K Q3 . X -Q ff ' : x. ' 5- - .vs M f X W Q x fw wx f Q Q . Ne xc 5 fi - . . 5' 'Uk R.: g X N fb ggi k. N . SN Q 1, Swsaw H QT Q ks,-in - ' F' x X SH in - 53 Y W Wm-x X i1 -w g: 1. 5 A k N s . i Nw N K wfkk, M QQ- . Above : Harrier Bob Young. To Ute Right: Bill Carter 1IvIof1v.' Co-Captain, Bob Kelly. from Uwazzry Fi'nishing off a typical season, the Steinert thinclads compiled a 7-2 record. Co-captained by Scott Hawthorn and Bob Kelly, the Green and White emerged as an area power. Coach Marchand guided his team and concluded another successful season. After a disap- pointing initial meet against Princeton, the Spartans began to roll, swinning 7 meets in succession. Their second and last defeat was at the hands of a powerful Ewing squad. Guided by the efforts of George Senicz, Scott Hawthorn, Bill Carter a'nd Bob Kelly, the harriers chalked up their fourth victorious season. The Spar- tans were also aided by the strong running of juniors Allen Sears, Al Aspint and several promising sopho- mores. Opponent Princeton . Cathedral . Mercer Count Trenton . . . Pennington SCHEDULE yMeet Hamilton ..... Notre Dame Ewing ...... ....Lost ....Won .....3rd ....Won ....Won ....Won ....Won . . . .Lost Left to right: First Row : W. Carter, R. Murranka, R. Kelly, R. Young, D. Martin, G. Senicz, A. Ruhlin, S. Hawthorn. Second Row: Coach Marchand, W. Cart- lidge, M. Gcndzel, G. Goldberg, A. Asplint, R. Russo- mano, A. Sears, B. Wintle, A. Cimino, E. Blackford, K. Payton. Third Row: B. Willis, D. Micanko, N. Peck, J.. Longmuir, G. Ousbin, D. Beach, C. Dunn, L. Bentley W. Agfress, R. Fisher, O. Owens, K. Ducko, J. Erko-, boni, W. Heaney, W. DeAngelo, W. Krueger, B. Brown. ' .1 ' . f pf- i -'i 1 Qs 54' Above: Hard working, top rating: George Senicz To the left: Co-Captain: Scott Hawthorn 5612154 The 1963-1964 Steinert basketball contingent, laden with juniors and sophomores, concluded an erratic season with a disappointing 7-11 log. Des- pite their record, the Spartan courtsters emerged with a new Green and White record when, through sheer determination, they drove to five consecu- tive decision over such formidable foes as Notre Dame and Thomas Jefferson. In the presence of such powerful opponents as Trenton High, Atlan- tic City, and Notre Dame, the outmanned Spar- tans refused to wilt and hustled to never let the verdict become out of reach of their dextrous hands. In spite of the final season outcome, the young Green and White courtsters gained valu- able experience to provide the nucleus for a power- ful Spartan squad that looms in the near future. 1 g5'xUNE,p, K fi e,'iUNE'P,w ' ,S YJNEZPQ ai Q , KN t, fails? S 1 lgilufyf Left to right: Barry Sullivan, Ken Payton, Tom Caruso, Darrell Ochs, George Cole- man, and Rich Chianese. 142 Chuck Feather Rush ex ecutes a tap-in. qv' Q ,N , S 5 Q 1 L .L 'P ., CA .X K J , A Nga? iQ,Q N is si 5 4 sq kfilfqfi L i'Q ?' iff! Q Zh. 53- X S ' k nfl., slfii' fs' F yiihmi ,g s -v 6 K , b. if I VMLTUJ. . if 1 ' 1 + L f QQ . 3 ggljgggfxx - L ir Q , . W, 1 ffix YQSQQQNQES !:si?T3gy-,- fag. Q iw gg s 'Ex 0 - ' ....- .LX1- Q , Qs' -.. Q.. zwzeafm arg SCHEDULES home Princeton away home St. Anthony away home Ewing away home Hamilton home home Notre Dame away away B. M. I. away home Cathedral away home Asbury Park home away Y,-Zi, I 6, In I' M! MZ., V f il . 1 l V 'L I v Z,,,wj,wQ .7 , I-veldjfify' it F1'7'Sf Row: G. VanDeuse g ' anski. Second Row: Mr. Leber Gould, B. Cunningham. Fourth Row : B. Dizzler, N. Bedner, B. Sullivan, T. Scudder. --.-........,. mmwfww-new CW ffila The' Varsity is picture ell ws smhauer, R. Gialleia, R. zoul J. Cesario, D. Bills, W. Radom: ski. Third Row: K. Peyton, S. The Steinert varsity baseball squad, under the direction of Coach Dick Leber, Viewed the coming season with great optimism. Although the squad had but one returning letterman, Don Bills, the team members felt that a good season was in the offing. Along with Don, the team boasts a cat-quick infield with short-stop Walt Radomski, second baseman Gary VanDeusen, and first-sacker Bob Cunningham. Back-stop Steve Gould calls the signals for the Spartan hurlers who include Neil Bednar, Gary Strohauer and Tommy Scudder. Roving the outfield for the green and white are Rich Giallela, Joe Cesario and Ron Zoltanski. At the present time the Spartans do seem set for an excellent season, but only time can tell. ' S-VH I Uvxe CL CYIC1 ,1 W Ix ' '-'- '---.,, xx! f L .mi 04,1 9- V D' 'I' , A JL, you ,-Vwf-.vc,'c Ogcf b aw 1 K MLQXYV Ib pp UV 1 l' in 5 l Pictured here with Coach Edward Marchand and Mr. Robert Oliver are the varsity team members. First Row: B. Neilson, D. Watson, K. Nugeant. Secmzcl Row: D. Ritter, R. Lokofsky, C. Harbourt, G. Senicz, B. Grosse, B. Carter, B. Young, B. Murranka, R. Eglewski, S. Sheff, H. Rose, T. Clark. Third Row: B. Doan, D. Devine, A. Asplint, J. Clark, J. Russo- 6 mano, A. Allegretti, R. McCarthy, R. Perchalski, B En 'le B Eflewski B Pitowski Fourth Row' M ,Q , . 5, . , . . , . Hurbourt, J. Thomas, L. Beatly, L. Morris, J. Bain- bridge, J. Kelly, J. Porubski. Fifth Row: B. Hicks B. Fisher, E. Guido, D. Bartlett, M. Jones, S. Haw- thorne, G. Potts, H. Bartlett, D. Dansbury, G. Dabacy Shot Put x Broad Jump 146 High Jump CPI-Veteran coach Ed and, hoping to improve upon year's final tally of 4-4, again was welcomed by the largest turn-out of hopefuls for a Spartan sport. This year's team members have been rated by Coach Marchand' as one of the finest group of boys to report for practice. Three weight- men, - Don Watson, a discus thrower, Carl Nugent, a shot ut 7? Events p - ter, and Bob Nielsen, a javelin thrower, were named to guide the Spartan tracksters at the helm of co-captains.. Other prospective can- didates who have shone potential are junior half-miler, Dick Bartlet, and a sophomore high jumper, Lenzy Morris. In the polevault the team members have high hopes for senior Bob Grosse, while a sopho- more, Eric Guido, is being counted on to add valuable points in the hurdles. Other possible candidates include dashmen, Cliff Harbourt, Bob Murranka, and a quarter-miler, Russell Lokosky. George Senicz and Scott Hawthorn, two distance men, are both being counted on for team aid in the mile run. Pole Vault sh- 147 Princeton . . . B. M. I. . .. Trenton .... Pennington . Notre Dame . St. Anthony's Ewing ...... Cathedral . . . Hamilton .... Perth Amboy SCHEDULE Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Neff Sports a ' ' if fi fi Members of the council are: first row: Kathy Filrrell Senior Repre sentativeg Doris Kite, Junior Representativeg Donna Scobie, Sophomore Representative: Cheryl Breese, Secretary, Judy Graqiano, Vice-president: Jinny Porter, Presidentg Vivian Brearley, Vice-pre identg Jackie Lloyd, Treasurerg Jan Perchodny, Secretary. Second row:Sl3arbara Divine, Ro- berta Fisher, Joanne Nelson, Joyce Graham, Mary! De'Angelo, Valerie Schleher, Dot Hess, Janet Manetski. o . f ,qc I M45'-' . L'-'ff fin! j,:!QQ:7X L 5,5515 . ff' f ff'-Eff' 5-X eigff- f' 4 1 .xya ,',.. KN g .,,', -V . 4.- ..f1X',JxX',w A 1 N: gf 113:13-' ' 1 K ?5, f' Ja ,, w rw' 'nf 244:- H1 uf , 1 u 1 sr ,V .i,.3,,. - Nw ww '-f:f.'-.x A Yr-1 ga -F ,fkff 31:5 '1 V ,,..,S'.-Qin 11.81 fm. 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' l' 1 NXXMM Um A, Wm. ii V Judy Graziano Pam G Ro Tarr from beginning to end. 1964 Queen Cex1'Bera1'd -is crowned by year's queen, Gwen Giallela. 152 Jenny est Kathy Timko Chris Stepowany The ' '21 of a winter wonder land set the stage for the slxth an nual Senior Ball held Novembei 22, 1963. A snow-laden ski lodge formed the background for Walt Mellor and his orchestra as cou ples danced to the strains of Om Winter Love . The crowning of the Senior Ball Queen climaxed the never to be forgotten evening x a . .iRvmg.cgE,?,KAi I mul X' My ,W ,. Q ,f Y 1- t fl- at of Q , . W f if - k aft , I I , , ,, , , , 'W .54 Nellie Carol Emile Bill Berr K fr -lei mad lush to convelt Steinert's stage into a romantic, fun-filled isle in the South Pacific began early in November, whirled on throughout the winter months and ended on February 13, 14 and 15 in the Steinert tradition, with a tremendously successful per- formance. The romance between the Frenchman Emile and Nellie, an American nurse, combined with the hilarious antics of the conman Luther Billis and Ton- kinese Bloody Mary and the tragic love of' Lint and Lt. Cable grave way to an unforg'ettable experience for both audience and performers. f 1 Npramx-Christine Betz Jerome-Steven Kossayizm xx .wx R 1 , , v l l FLW! I i' ly I' Y mix f flfmf' f li blWiMjfNQf x I l K 1 Ll: f 1j Al'. .V lhlll.lllY'llxlNliXkhsL1f Boys' Chorus qpmm AQff,gQ ' n Bill KlOlltZjfA Bloody Mary - f w fland glow AON Girls Chorus 5 Cublv l l'0ll Bound Lizlt Kutlmlcn-11 Timko 1 Ta fig X ,W 5 - -H,- T53! ' ,S 1 33 'U tim ,ff- -pl ,. iff? AX. , R, -' M - Hx, . I -A V Y 4555 ' , 342 Ag X qv' 3 - . ,4 ' zz' Nfl J ' wi 9. E is 1 4 . 1' 5 ? a. I' f 4:-5-I ,v .- 1 1 , BU , ,f f if-1 A-QTL' tl.: .K y.4i.N 1' N . , up 5'?f4L'?l nf - , fix b, iq, tg X XL 5. 61 r , 1 I C 3 - .N 'E ,I 7 X V ' s Q' V fix fi A k ' fi w CRE 'ffl ,E ,gag ln. JOHN F. KENNEDY 1917 - 1965 3516 Pwmlwzl uf lba Umm! Sfulle JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY as a symbol of all those who have died for their country as the president of these United States of America as a man. 158 SX UQ? me Za 5 J 0, .- of ff' 2 J 1 1' if S4 E! E 1 S? ix A if 5' A 1 KN 'l'heifBQginning and The End Smithsonian Institute Annapolis Carvel Hall WMM , D. C On March 11, 12, and 13th, a convoy of 7 buses from Spartanland invaded our Nation's Capital carrying 297 seniors, 16 chaperones, and Mr. Caffreyl During our three day stay, we toured many of the historic sites. We honored the Hotels Continental and Plaza with our presence and were honored to see monuments dedicated to the memories of Lincoln, Jefferson, and Washingtong the hallowed corriders of the Supreme Court Buildingg the wonders of the Smithsonian lnstituteg and the awesome rotunda of our nation's Capitol Building. We gazed with quiet and subdued respect upon the graves of our fallen President Kennedy and others Who, like him, gave their lives for our country. The buses carried home not only weary travelers, but also fond and cherished memories of the city of Washington, D. C. N . ffl sidpp 1 . Lg A Q ,-v-, ,MMM ., Q - K K ' H t , o X-el L A iii' is H in ,J .L , page 2 in rg V .. X ' i I me -tif. ,rp Q . ,P , 5- , ri ' - A - -5,-::f.g.j'f .-5 i 5 Q .. ,V.. -. zi. P . , A Mount Vernon if I If Arlington Cemetery Iwo Jima U.S. Naval Academy lliflii. COITHEEI Supreme Court of the United States The Hotel Continental K N ,M 2 pg- . , lily it X f I W-iw? 4 ..:,,,:- ..M.,t. XIII The White House Capitol of the United States Lincoln Memorial Jefferson Memorial Washington Monument WE REMEMBER . .. We love you Duff as we left Steinert . . . Up On The Roof with the boys at the Plaza . . . the regular roll call on Bus 4 . . . six-gun Jose- phine guns down dead- eye Berrien . . . Little A and her big cigar . . . Richard Fats Har- monica Watson . . . the Plaza foam fighters . . . Barry Sullivan's f i r s t kiss . . smokey Scorch . . . Boxer champ Gil- man of the 2nd floor.. . two inches of water in the bathroom . . . Sey- mour the Sioux . . . S. O. Y. M.? . . . patrol- boys Caf and Gilmen in front of the Lincoln Me- morial . . . One-eye Leavens . . . Pick your pal on Bus 4 . . . The Honeymoon Special . . . Our Roaches and Ringo Leber . . . the Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World of Washington . . . Marcel- lus the Great . . . Wash- ington or f'Bust with Dolly . . . Dee Rittfs Ring for a Day . . . the cry, Get the garbage- menI . . . tomato juice, again? . . . card shark Brahm . . . the Mall that separated the boys from the girls but not from the men . . . or the Berlin Mall . . . Candid Camera Pivo . . . the Phantom strikes again at the Plaza . . . Norma's personal es- cort at Annapolis . . . Didn't you get dessert, Hoag? . . . Ro's trip to Uncle Abe . . . the romantic mix-ups . . . Michele the Mighty . . . Ride the goat, Ruhlin . . . Give it to them with the eau de toilettel . . . Mrs. Gauntt on 3 A.M. patrol . . . Watch out for the jelly-beans, Kathi' . . . the cheery voice on the phone at six in the morn- ing . . . comfort at Clem- enti's . . . Pete Watson and Sandy Reid . . . S al l y , the intellectual wig . . . 896, 897, 898 - Whewll . . . Where's the elevator? . . . We'll pick you up at 8 A.M. sharp boys . . . Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Y-E-A-H! kim an-M X EXW? - ,, . , .. . JI x Ns 1 F Administration . . . Art Club ......... Auto Club ........ Auxilium Latinum Bank and Tickets . . Baseball ......... Basketball ......... .... Board of Education Boys' Bowling Club Bridge Club ........ .... Business Machines Business Spotlight .... .... Cheerleaders .. Chess Club .... Clerical Staff . . . Color Guard . . . Costume Club . . . Cresset ......... Cross Country .. Custodian ..... Dedication . . Dietician .... Drama Club .. . Endeavors Divider .... .... Faculty .... Football ........ Foreword ............ .... Future Homemakers Future Nurses .... Future Teachers .. German Club ..... Girls' Athletic Association .... .... Honor Society . . Hy-Liter ...... Instrumental Music Junior Class ...... Junior Class Officers . . . . . Junior Red Cross . . gn QQX Kennedy's Memorial .... Key Club . ........... Majorettes ..... Make-up Club ........... Marching Band ........... Mechanical Drawing Club . . . Military Club ............. Model Club .............. Modern Dance Club ...... Music Appreciation Club . .. Needlecraft Club ..... New Jersey History . . Nurse ........ Operetta .... People Divider ....... Physical Fitness Club ....... Print Club ................ Public Speaking and Debating Quill and Scroll . .. School Officials . .. Senior Ball ..... Senior Class ......... Senior Class History .... Senior Class Officers . .. Slide Rule Club ..... Soccer ................ Sophomore Class .... ' ..... Sophomore Class Officers . . Stagecraft .............. Stage Design ............ Student Council ........... Superintendent of Schools . .. Table of Contents . . 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